Character development is very poor. Read Expeditionary Force instead, it’s do much better than this.
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Thoroughly enjoyable
Review from Breakfast with Seneca →
Simple, concise, and enjoyable. If you are a student of Stoicism, a worthy listen indeed. Already listened to twice so I recommend it.
Bad writing
Review from Sunken Spaceship →
The narrative has a lot of mindless chatter that doesn’t contribute to the story… it’s more than i can stand after 7 chapters. Dumping this and moving on to a better written story.
Great book and great really great narration which is difficult for a book of this type. However the audiobook should come with at minumum the equations in a PDF file. The phrase ‘which can be found in the print and e-book versions of this book’ repeated hundreds of times in the narration could then be..
Can’t Wait for Book 3
Review from Infamy →
I’m not good at writing reviews, so I’ll keep this short and sweet. Evan Currie never misses, this was another great story and a nice continuation of the Odyssey One universe. I look forward to the next installment.
This was fun. It moved along at a nice pace. It was a very simple read. Zero angst. It’s set on a (near) apocalyptic earth, just after first contact with an alien race called the Trivators. The H (Hunter) and the h (Jesse) meet under life and death circumstances. She risks it all to rescue..
Don’t wake up the sleeping giant.
Review from Infamy →
Excellent plot development with just the right balance of action and drama. Loved it and narrator was great. Can’t wait until the next book.
Couldn’t get into it.
Review from Sunken Spaceship →
Found the main character hard to relate to and not very believable in his personality.
Excellent narration
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.