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Decent overall concept hampered by awkward dialog, stolen concepts from other sci-fi (Scotty from Star Trek), weak characters, and mediocre narration.

James MacGregor Burn again did a wonderful job. I very much enjoyed this presentation and representation of FDR’s life and times.

If you know Malfi then you know this. Malfi is very reminiscent of S King but very unique. His stories are timeless in an amazing way. Despite modern references, it’s easy to forget that and your mind rests wherever you’re comfortable. This one is SUPER creepy and yet Malfi always maintains a positive arc to..

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Love the characters and the story is compelling. The world is very vivid and I’m pumped to find out what happens next. I a big fan of this series.

When I saw how long this was I hesitated, glad I didn’t. I drive truck at night and this had me hooked right away! I finished it in a weeks time. There are many stories I have abandoned in the middle of them, not this one. I will be replaying it at some point.

I loves watching finn find his purpose again and I can’t wait to see how he develops next. Rollercoaster of emotions

I still love the series but Travis is really pushing the story a bit with this one. Still a good series and looking forward to the next one.

started as an interesting story at the end it was so bad i don’t have words to explain it….

Clearly, Yeager was a great American, fighter pilot and aviator. But, although he had help, his writing is trite, incredibly self promotional and lacks any maturity as he aged. There must have been 15 separate comments about Chuck’s incredible eyesight and close to that concerning his other natural gifts. I’m a fan of what Yeager..

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I dislike the fact that it was in a cliff hanger but it’s a good book and I’m waiting patiently biting my fingernails for the next