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narrator was Awesome. Wish the book was longer other than that great book couldn’t put it down or could it stop listening. lol

It was really good i didn’t like the status im gonna get the next book i would get this if i was just starting recommend

This book was so funny; this dude made a art out of taking no for an answer. I thought Sotay’s voice was a bit on the high side, it was hard to take him seriously; even with his hard core promises of what he would do. Narrators were good.

I really liked this story. It has so much potential and was done very well. I really enjoyed the characters, but thought the initial setup where all of his crew mates except maybe one were murdered at the very beginning of the story was a bit heavy handed and lacked any real value to the..

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This book made me optimistic about the future. The solutions implemented in the story sound very doable and I’m hopeful at least some of them become a reality. But the story was often boring and the author spent far too much time describing the geography of Zurich.

It’s the Gene Roddenberry vision of How We Get There. I’m writing this review as a reminder to myself to listen again, more attentively this Summer.

I always enjoy these audiobooks. You get magic, time travel, dragons, cyborgs, space vampires, and more. It’s kind of silly but somehow it all works. I always think of Charlie as kind of a Forrest Gump character, always in the wrong place at the wrong time but this is what enables him to have adventures…

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Although I very much enjoyed the first 80% of the book, the last 20% was an anti-climatic debate on abortion. IF it ended at the 80% mark, I could see the series continuing on. However, this feels like the story is completely wrapped up with a Blue Bow on top. Again, I still enjoyed it!

This book is a powerful set of stories and essays, and the performances, including many different voice actors, made me so glad that I experienced the book this way.

great series and loved how Murphy would always show up but they would always prevail.