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Seemed a bit like Deus Ex Machina

Review from Project Legion →

I liked the books until this point, but seems a bit contrived to go grab a super team to handle the fight in here versus the group we’ve come to know. Series spoilers ahead! I know there is already Kaiju, genetically modified humans, aliens, giant robot and futuristic technology but bringing in inter-dimensional help seemed..

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Another solid one from Robinson

Review from NPC →

Great installment from Robinson, RC bray is always amazing, Kafer is a great Ying to Bray’s Yang. I enjoyed this very much, and cant wait to dive into more of Robinsons work. Infinite 2 is up next.

Mindbending, Different and refreshing

Review from NPC →

This book really took off in a different direction than I thought it would. I don’t want to give anything away, but I appreciate the unexpected plot twists. Point taken, things aren’t always what they appear to be, but don’t lose your sanity because of that and remember to hold on to what you know..

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Great concept, weak delivery

Review from Flux →

Audible review: I am a huge Jeremy Robinson fan, but this one left me scratching my head and let down. No one does monsters like he does. Although this book has monsters, one in particular just felt out of place to me. I am not entirely sure why, but the book just felt like too..

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Great series

Review from Owner’s Share →

This the last book of the series but not then of Ishmael Wong story. Based on the description from ashes born. Don’t read the description if you don’t want to get key detail of this book.