Review from Artifact →
When I wake up, in the morning, and just lay there knowing I have to booty up my computer and start stroking those keys, I get scramble for the blanket cave and warmth of downy goodness. Then BING! I remember I have a story to listen to, Suddenly I am excited. My energy ticks up..
Review from Frozen Orbit →
This story has been an extreamky interesting eead. I learned a lot about our solar system while being entertained
Review from All Bleeding Stops →
I initially bought this audiobook thinking that Dr. Cohn would be detailing story after story of his time as a trauma surgeon, but it became more about his views of the current state of policies related to traumatic injuries and becoming a physician. This is not an attack on his character, but the book’s description..
Review from The Terran Allegiance →
Great story and narration. Great series. Highly recommend . Very captivating. Enjoyed all three books. Wanted another book.
Review from Krac’s Firebrand →
I listened to Gracie’s Touch yesterday and I listened to Krac’s Firebrand today both were really good. I read them both years ago, when they were first released and now after listening to them both again I remembered waiting for the 3rd book “Rorrak’s Revenge” which as far as I could find was never released…
Review from Cascade →
action is fast and characters fleshed out well aliens portrayed very convincingly kept me engaged
Review from The War of Jenkins’ Ear →
Slow to start but then brisk and interesting to finish! overall well done!And well presented.
Review from A Great and Noble Scheme →
Let me air a couple of complaints. With no maps (Audible needs PDFs for maps), I found it a challenge to follow in the footsteps of the action. Looking online was not a big help as Faragher points out in the book that 9 out of 10 French place names have been changed to English…
Review from Cascade →
Some dialog delivery was rather corny, but the characters are generally good. The galactic scope of the alien seeding of life by the plant people was entertaining. Humanity’s factions, mistrust and squabbling was depressingly familiar and realistic.
Review from Artifact →
…but once all the “caracter introductions” have completed; the story picks up.It’s still a “slow tempo book,” but as a reader/listener , you’ll appreciate the “thuroghness” of the writers descriptions and sense of details. It starts “heavy/chockingly , turns into a “buddy/action”, and ends as a FULL SCI FY ! (You’ll know what I mean,..