*I was given this free review copy of this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Jeffrey does a great job following up with the characters. In the audio book we get a walk-on voice for one of the characters by R.C. Bray. We get a fun back and forth with R.C. Bray and Jeffrey Kafer! It’s a great extra to have in the story. They made me laugh.
Oh how M.K. Gibson makes jokes of Jeffrey. lol. It’s funny the way he writes in the narrator and about the narrator in the book. It fits so well to Jackson’s character and with the book theme.
Someone took Evie! Jackson is on a job in a space universe and has his daughter, Evie, with him. But when he’s attacked, his daughter disappears. Who took her? Jackson will track that person down and they will pay…
I find humor in the minor details of the world. The small explanations given and the short stories that go with things make me smile. This grows the world and Jackson’s character with how he reacts to things.
Jackson is not a fan of space operas or space genre at all. I get a kick out of how he points out how space books, or his journey, is similar to other genres in books. He points this out as though it’s science fiction space books ripped off other genres, but then finds there are small pieces he likes from classifications he likes. So could Jackson come to like space operas…?
Jackson has a lot of contacts in the worlds. He’s had many, many clients over the years that now lend to Jackson’s plans, even if they don’t know it.
Okay, is M.K. Gibson a stand-up comic? LOL! I really had fun with this story. And the best part is M.K. also has a great story to tell, and the ending may be a surprise for you. lol. The ending is the part that made the books for me. Well, not 100%. I love Jackson’s humor and actions. The ending was well fitting for a Jackson book. lol. We were told in the beginning, and it all comes back around at the end. Fun twist!