Review from Lost! →
A long depressing story about how the ocean leaves out trust in all its tortured secrets. As a sailor who dismissed such adventure due to sailboats sinking in the inside passage of Alaska I learned how quick life can end in cold water.
Review from The Rifle 2 →
Truly enjoyed listening to this audio book. It was written well and I found it very interesting listening to actual veterans and their individual war experiences…
Review from No Other Choice →
The first two books were decent but they get really bad after this one. The characters become one-dimensional, the women are weak and the men are the heroes, just a disappointing storyline altogether.
These characters are getting more disappointing with each book. Save yourself the trouble and quit while you’re ahead.
Review from No Surrender →
The characters are now shallow. The women have become one dimensional, helpless and whiny. The first two books were interesting but these are now so disappointing that I can’t even finish the series.
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
Didn’t know what to expect from this, but was pleasantly surprised. I have been a horror fan my whole life and have read a number of vampire stories but when I learned it was vampires on a submarine I thought that’s new. I felt the story was well written, enjoyable and plausible, even in the..
I was probably going to give this book a 3 to 4 Star rating, and I did give that to the reader since he isn’t the issue.The issue is Justin Alexander. It’s not enough that he steals the credit for the concept of Jaquaysing when building maps by renaming it the lame “Xandering.”But this week..
I am a Carlton Stowers fan. I don’t blame him for my disappointment but I am surprised that the story was so pedestrian. It was also a very short book. I found it disappointing all around.
While I have enjoyed this series very much, the audio brings to life and adds depth to already deep characters, even the AI is growing and changing. Adds a few twists and turns and now a new [spoiler] and this just keeps better and better!
Review from Violent Graduation →
Jack could have been less “amazing” and the story would have been as good in the end.