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Seemed to have a quick ending. I was not looking for a macro picture of the fall of the Philippines, but a few more general tactical notes on the big scale would add some flavor

I’m not good with words I just love every book of this series so much 30 something hours has never gone by so fast

I really liked the first book. The narrator, the story, the humor, EVERYTHING. But, this one, well, it’s just too damn slow. I mean the MC is totally OP (for his level), yet he always runs into people who are wayyyy more OP than he is, hence the constant reliance on the “do overs”. At..

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Loved the story line, characters, etc. Good space opera. Hoping the author goes into the origin story even more.

Well written and very informative, a must for all Twisted Sister fans, puts their story in perspective…

We all know he’s going to create another book but can’t authors at least try to create a coherent story for each book? It’s like they reach their word limit and just stop. Super annoying and not a good service to readers.

The Empire by Ivan Kal was different than what I anticipated. But in a good way. The story explored the consequences of two different paths taken. The Empire and the Core. Both were right and oh so wrong. The depths of which our familiar protagonist suffered was unexpected. So was the growth. Overall another truly..

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considering how few titles are under this author’s belt, this book is truly impressive. The ideas are interesting and unique, the characters are individuals with motivations, intentions, and flaws. The execution of the tropes are well done, if a little overboard on some cases (his mentor can be rather annoying to read). The two things..

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it did not have the fear like the first ones , maybe more fighting

What is very interesting to hear that workings of the crew and how the AI became human