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Yes, yes, a thousand times yes. Stellar way to end the great series. Well done.

Another solid book with great sarcasm in the characters. Can’t wait for more.Keep them coming.

Great narration I think people are just used to a different narrator for these books so complained. The writing is some of the best I’ve read. The story is pointless. How to buy and fix a boat as fiction.

I’ve been itching to read a book about kaiju, but this book feel way short of the mark

Excellent addition to the series. I don’t know how he comes up with these stories.

The character development in this series is superb, and just gets better. I find the plots engrossing and am eager to begin the next book!

One day n my favorite in the solar clipper series You will love it as it connects with your emotions

Absolutely nothing happens in this book. It could just as easily be the story of how to become a postman. I hate that because the writer has a nice style.

This isn’t a bad story, per se, but I think it is a niche read or listen. It very much feels like something that would be at home in an anthology of 1950s Weird Tales stories. More effort is put into naming whatever fictional future weapon is being used, than character development or anything else…

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I liked the slow build and character development in this book. That falls flat in most sci-fi books. I’m looking forward to the next book and seeing if the author can build on the world he’s put together.