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The pace is dizzying. Just when you think you have things figured out, I promise you don’t really.

Logan Ryles does it again as does Gary Bennett. Racked with excitement. An extremely well written sequel to Overwatch. Looking forward to continuing the series.

I guess I was hoping that it would propose a solution, or make clear the consequences of continued inaction, but it just does not deliver. I don’t see solutions here, nor does it make clear what the blockers are, it kind of presumes that everyone knows. I wish my criticism could be better, but I..

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Strongly recommended! Sometimes we read (or listen to) a book because we want to enjoy it. But sometimes it’s because the book is Important-with-a-capital-I. Firmly one of the latter, The Ministry of the Future is often bit of a slog…but then, so is anything by Solzhenitsyn. That doesn’t mean the book is any less important,..

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I really enjoyed this 1st book in the set I am about to start the 2nd one

I thought the story was really good. I wish it was a bit longer, however, I will definitely be reading the next book.

A suspenseful story about a man wrongly convicted for killing his wife – while the real killer went free.

Right away the write lost me with the Whiny socialist sympathizing. The narrator did a good job.

I’m still working my way through this book, but I had to submit an interim review to alert customers: This audiobook has some of the most cringeworthy narration I’ve ever experienced. In particular, the narration of Indian female voices by a non-Indian narrator is of such poor quality, it is literally offensive. In fact, it..

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Wildly imaginative in execution. This story was made to be heard, not read. The subject matter is, of course, existentially nauseating.