Review from One Last Song →
I’m really taken by the reasoning behind musicians’ choices of the final songs they hear before dying. This topic would be a great way to learn a lot about someone, even if you’ve know them quite a while. Paul Heitch has an excellent feel for the expression of the various interviewees. It’s a thought provoking..
Its an interesting book and I’ll likely, eventually, read the next in the series. Perhaps its my adhd, but I found myself a little bored a couple of time. But, overall it was worth it, and like I said, I liked it enough that I’ll probably get the next in the series.
Review from Sunken Spaceship →
I found the story enjoyable. I also like all the characters. The narrator was ok. However, I found the book could be reduced in size because it was so wordie. I got tired of that quickly. I’m not sure if I get next book or not. I do see it is smaller.
I could barely finish this one. The story is a blatant knock-off of the Backyard Starship series. Just the galactic park rangers instead of galactic cops. The characers are flat, the dialog is self-rightiously naive, the motivations are improbable, and the action impossible. Think of a well meaning teenage author, inspired by the afore-mentioned series,..
Review from Infamy →
Both this and the previous book in the series uses current economic and political trends to give a possible example of what may happen in 50 or so years. Only problem I have with this one is the logistics at the end of the book, author seems to forget that some things are finite resources.
Review from The Temps →
The reveal was too late as anyone paying attention can figure this one out. Still a good story as the how and why matter.
I am more in love with my process of fulfilling my dreams from who I am and just keep on going. I loved this story and the fact that people who have all, demonstrate the value of volunteering and keep on inspiring others to work together for a better World 🌎
Review from Punk’s War →
I really like the characters in the story as it displayed the military correctly for bravery and politics
Enjoyed the story line and everything about it. The characters were life like and very believable.
I enjoyed listening to this book. the reader made the story very realistic. I hope the second book is even better