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I was pleasantly surprised with how well the story line was and how busy it stayed. I will definitely look for more Bobby Adair books now

Enjoyed every minute of all 9 books, getting ready to order and start number 10.

I love both this author and this narrator. I’ve heard several books I listen while walking and have had quite a few stares as I’m laughing out loud. I highly recommend!!

I gave up after a few hours. It’s clearly not serious sci-fi; not even making an effort to be. I’m not saying it won’t appeal to some, but I was hoping for a serious story. Sorry . . .

The series is providing diminishing returns, rehashing gags (Loren is a bad pilot, Mez lusts after Cal) and plots (the crew is framed for xyz catastrophe). This installment has a lot of filler, bridging the gap between the last book and the ongoing President Sinclair drama, which really only takes up 2-3 hours. This book..

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a bit repetitive with the post apocalyptic wording but all in all amazing. it had me laughing and completely enthralled the entire time. I actually got to meet the author and the meeting alone sold me on this series.

I somewhat wonder if COVID was just stage one from China. I sure hope not.

the characters are thought out and the story follows a lucky devil of a man though hell it was gripping and kept my attention through the full 9 Books while I worked.

I really enjoy this series. The co protagonist Zach and his story can be a bit annoying at tines but still interesting.

So long as you don’t take it to seriously. It’s a pretty chessey good old space adventure.