Review from Sidone →
I really wish there was more to this story. It is a very short novella and honestly could be skipped if you didn’t want to spend the money on it. Audible credits are worth more than the price of this books so I would suggest interested listeners buy it over spending their earned credits. Again,..
This book is heavy on the world building side. Lots of characters (new and old) so it can get confusing and a bit distracting at times. This story seemed more like the setup for the next two books so I’m hopeful they will be more creative and bring the heat back. Would still recommend it..
PREPARE YOURSELF!!! This is an Omegaverse series! This is a great sexy start to the series and picks up where the Alpha Hord books end. I simply love these books. They are hot, pure MF knotted Omegaverse greatness…NO pearl clutching allowed! Narration by Ava Lucas is always on point. I really miss Aaron Shedlock’s voice…
The characters become really insufferable halfway through. The author seems to believe in some kind of global banking conspiracy theory.
Review from Sold →
Sold was a fast-paced short novella with a high steam factor. I went into it blind and therefore didn’t know what to expect. I am not a huge fan of menage books but I thought I would give it a try. I listened to the book and I will definitely say that while I didn’t..
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
I had high hopes for this book, especially since it was on Obama’s reading list, but honestly it was a huge let down. It is basically the author’s solution to climate change wrapped in a dull story. I’m used to the author giving us rich characters and a well crafted story, but at no point..
I loved the idea of this book but I just can’t get into it, the story while seemingly interesting is sprinkled with dull bits in-between that have little to do with the main characters. I could not finish this book.
Review from Austin Wyrd →
Can’t wait for the next book . I like the premise and am looking forward to going deeper into this world.
Robinson manages to write a fiction that is somehow more radicalizing in its implications than the excellent works of non-fiction detailing the climate crisis, partly because he tries to imagine not the apocalypse scenarios, but instead the prevailing ones.Imaginative in a way that feels real, ambitious, and somehow dreamlike all at once, Ministry for the..
Review from Space Pirate Charlie →
Moved along really well and didn’t waste a ton of time with exposition or belittling the listener with jargon. Was a fun story and all the heroes got to showcase their development a bit more.