Gripping story with mages, battles, space travel, intrigue, and a main character you can root for. A little too much neo-moralizing.
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Excellent
Review from Owner’s Share →
I bought this on the merits of the 1st book, It had some Liberal propaganda scattered through it, But was overall enough fun that I figured it was worth the money because it almost felt like satire. why else would they add a transvestite character that doesn’t talk, isn’t seen and only exists to have..
Story good, Narrators ugh
Review from The Distance →
I loved the story but honestly hated the male narrator for this role. Very monotone, which really took away from who I think this character was. The female voice was alright but not emotional enough for me. I did like the story in the fact that it involves my favorite themes, apocalyptic and involving aliens.
Great series but.
Review from Flux →
Gotta say, it was an interesting story. Not as good as the first 2. The main character is special forces and a badadd. Unfortunately, it seems that every time someone dies, it is because he’s standing around blabbering when safety is only feet or inches away. This tended to get old. Still, it’s a good..
15 characters really?
Review from Space Force →
Good story, Too Much Swearing!
Review from Rogue →
Interesting Story
Review from Flux →
unexpected
Review from Apocalypse Machine →
I wasn’t sure exactly what to expect from this book. once I began reading it I was hooked on the whole end of the world idea. then a few chapters in Bam! the book got a whole lot more interesting and exciting. then I thought I knew what I was getting into. then mid book..