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Book two was an absolute blast. I found myself digging into the characters a bit more and being more curious about the politics at play. Each time I press play I felt like I was able to just sit back and escape into a fun, unique adventure. Once again, an outstanding performance by Jeff Hays..

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Loved all of it!!! Kept me engaged through every word. Matt Dinniman has such a great imagination and is such a skilled writer.

It’s as the title says it’s all about him buying slavesand using them to help him. I’m fine with the mc being a bad person but it feels like the author is trying to convince me his actions are okay and only slightly bad. He’s a slaver. Stop trying to gas light me into thinking..

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once this starts it doesnt let off. very real, great voice work and the story keeps you glued

All the books in this series are great, but this one is something special. It feels like the past books were nothing more than a prologue for this one moment in time. I cannot recommend this book enough to you.

This is one of the best books I’ve read so far this year. Matt just knows how to write a captivating story from beginning to end.

The only thing I disliked was that there isn’t more. Great book Matt as always.

wish there was more of a description of the bees at the start. too many characters to try to remember who’s who. again not that it was bad. Just meh.I did like the ending. was pretty slick. also wish the epilog was longer and had more a.i. and earth interactions. but whatever. all in all..

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another great original story. wasn’t a fan of the narration and it’s nothing against the narrator just my opinion the voices didn’t match the characters .

It’s like Johnathan Mayberry wrote an Alistair Reynolds book that tales place right after the cybernetic revolt in 40k. it has the subtleties you’d expect from Matt pointing right at the world right now. Well written and well narrated. Get it. gNatiform