Review from The Shadow of Death →
I’ll be re-listening/re-reading this one. Perfect blend of the war fighter, faith, honesty, and a message for the future. SGT Arroyo’s ability to recall details from almost 20 years ago and clearly paint the picture of how events played out is nothing short of impressive. His blunt honesty of his thoughts and emotions are a..
Great story but would have been much better with a different narrator. Story could have used more flare in description of scenes. Instead of The Captain hit his head as he fell…It should have been The Captain smashed his head into the glowing command consol as he plummeted to the floor. the book overall was..
Well written story. I enjoyed listening very much. But since I grew up in the area, the pronunciation of some proper names irritated me.
A binge worthy story that I finished in less than 24 hours. I felt it was Apocalypse Now, Full Metal Jacket meets a happy ending.
Review from The Rifle →
I loved hearing all the stories through several different military branches and hearing the author’s journey not only for the rifle but for his family.Amazing.
Review from Death Squad →
Filled the time. Couldn’t quit. Now on to the next one. I never got to read the first books in the series.
Though you stumble you shall not fall for the upholds you with his hands. Thank you for the great book.
Review from The Deep Learning Revolution →
A rather technical, yet personal, journey through the development of AI from the perspective of the author.
This book seems like it could be good but I’m just not getting into it. Sometimes it seems like it is the writing but I don’t care for the narrator.
This is the story of an extremely privileged young man floating carefree through life with the help of an omnipotent AI. The main character faces almost no real struggle in this story. Even a near-fatal incident is dealt with in about 20 seconds, with no long term consequences. In the end I wound up listening..