Review from The Tyrant Alpha’s Rejected Mate →
Loved this book! Kept my interest, the characters were interesting, and the story line was great. Paulina and Liam did a great job narrating. Will definitely be checking out more books by Cate!
Review from Rethinking Fandom →
A well thought out and mindful piece that puts to words what I believe many individuals across all fandoms are feeling. Cannot recommend enough!
Beautiful synthesis of the science and policy that could actually save us and the priceless species we share this wondrous planet with. Provides a meta view of how many many teams and ultimately all humanity can imagine and enact a future of balance and beauty. Bravo! Inspiring and inventive—reminds us of our best traits and..
These interwoven stories are truth thinly disguised as story. It has really helped me to expand my knowledge of all things Climate Emergency. Lots of food for thought and action. The Irish female narrator may consider voice acting. She was pleasant, but reading, and it took me out of the stories a bit. Lovely voice..
See didn’t do too badly in the first book but in the second he has gotten a lot dumber. No character improvement or expansion.He hems and haws about giving up command to a more experienced player then freezes when that player gets stuck. He takes back command then when asked what the plan is says..
Review from Bone Deep →
This is a very factual piece, but that is part of the problem. So much time was spent in the courtroom, obviously from transcripts, that a good portion of the book was very dry. I slogged through and made it to the end, but I think my mind wandered more than any other book I..
Review from Zee Locked In →
Great story really enjoyed build up and story line. I enjoyed the fact that he was normal guy that put in crazy situations and risked it all.
I’m reviewing mid book 4, thus early, because it is so typical. I expected the story to be a little better, since it is the fourth book and the pattern is that it starts out very, very bad and gradually gets better until the last book ends, but the fourth feels like a mini reset…
You’d think a book can’t be both depressing and fun, but it’s all about where in the book you read. The first book is dead boring from the beginning until most of the way through. It then picks up a bit of fun. the next two books are less boring, but the series is largely..
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
I don’t usually like books with multiple narrators, but this really worked well in this book. I loved the thoutful forsight and the see ever present optimism. This is a must read.