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This is a great book. Hopefully people read or listen and actually take action. Not just read for the sake of reading. Use these methods and move onto a better life.

Such a great idea and glad AB followed through with it. Knocked this book out in two days. Could not stop listening. Can’t wait for the second book

Totally glossed over most of Chuck’s actual combat. This is a totally watered down story you could read to a 12 year old. Might as well throw the Scholastic “Highlights” label on this one, and add some photos for the kids. Total disappointment when it was finished.

Thank you for your service. Your country thanks you for all you have done. All the best

Hopefully there will be a second book. Please do another. The stories from the battle fronts were good. I’ll sit and listen to veteran tales, but you never get the combat details. Just general events.

Book made me laugh out loud with the bit about the toilets, and I kept saying “Rougarou” for weeks afterwards. Definitely felt a couple of the intense moments and found myself staying in my car a few extra minutes after commuting for this book. Came back to review it 3 months later

Upon taking the refugees home and meeting the leaders of the populace Jack is given the whole planet. Jack then removed the Corp that was strip mining a part of the planet and polluting the surrounding areas.

This has to be one of the cheesiest white washed inaccurate baloney Histroical fiction books I’ve ever read. It’s not historically accurate. It romanticizes western history. It glorifies west ward expansion. It’s total rubbish. Unbelievable rubbish.

I’d heard this case on severalPodcasts, but the dive into List’s life before and after the crime was fascinating and bewildering. Great book!

Loved the historical and multidisciplinary perspectives of Deep Learning and the many humans who were involved in getting humanity to this point. Especially enjoyed learning how nature has provided the inspiration for AI.