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just when I thought I could see an end to the series…. this guy writes himself into another 5 or 6 books minimum.

I’ve enjoyed the creative premise of the AO series, but have not looked forward to the side-quest books and was losing interest. As a completionist, I am compelled to listen to the side character solo missions with little enthusiasm. The previous two side-quests in the series explored storylines that felt irrelevant to our main protagonist..

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How could the most amazing story of the hero of Midway be made dull and uninteresting? Minutia? Gloss over the actual dropping of bombs on enemy carriers but talk bureaucratic bs? The author succeeded in making it dry as toast and boring.

I did not see that coming! This book just became something completely different and I love it!

I love it it so good great for everyone also many starters good very good yes it is good

Generally, this was a good book. Great idea, and mostly an enjoyable read/listen. I struggled a bulit with the vocal performance slightly- I’d say the vocals were good, but not sure they pair with this story too well. I struggled with some of the dialogue and motivations of some of the characters as well. I..

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Instead of a long detailed review I would like to comment on how I rate ebooks. If I cannot wait to listen to the next chapter and take opportunities in my car, work breaks and when I go to bed. It gets a 5 star review.

I liked the closeness of friends and the brother/sister relationship. You really feel bad for the town as a whole.

The story seemed mid but the narrator sounded like a robot. I wish I wouldn’t have used my credit on this book.

I’m not sure if it was just the reading or reading and writing. Either way this was a real slog to get through with much cringing.