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Many topics learned in my 1960s Wildlife Conservation & Ecology degree classes, poopooed by any I expressed to.Many fact filled sections that tended toward lectures, easily tuned out.

I have too largely agree with the other reviews in that this series peaked around book 3. the characters are overall likable, but damn are the tropes in these books strong. with a morbid curiosity I am going to start the last three books. I can only expect that the same antagonist comes back to..

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no need to read this if you saw the TV series. Basically no new details

I’ve always been scared of bunnies. Anyways, this was a great listen and kept me engaged the entire time. Awesome.

Cool ideas; crap story. Kim can’t seem to integrate good ideas into the story, so we ultimately don’t remember the ideas or care about the story. Excellent interludes, introducing sci-fi ideas that truly feel logical and inevitable. Given that the setting is our world and the topic is climate change, that’s impressive. However, the story..

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I love Jason Miller’s books for the most part. As for this one… it’s a decent read if you’re new to his work I suppose. My issue with this particular book is that I’ve heard / read all of this information in his other works. Specifically, if you’ve read “The Sorcerer’s Secrets”, you read 90%..

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Ready to reset and do this, looking forward to showing gratitude towards myself, my family and others!

You have to suspend reality completely to read this book. Normally I can do that for the sake of a great story. I just couldn’t get there with this one. Not enough of the plot seemed remotely plausible for me to enjoy this book.

There is a lot of ideology mixed in this book, some made sense to me, some not. Chapter 82 really sounded like a Communist Manifesto. And not much interest to the plot.

Boring stories that never improve. Maybe 2 worth listening. Performance was very good, can only read what your given.