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I always come back to Jeremy Robinson titles because they always entertain me. They are well-paced and are good company for whenever I listen. I turned to this book after listening to “Ball Lightning” by Cixin Liu. Cixin Liu has some great ideas . . . but sometimes listening to his books just is not..

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a really well written series of books. something I would wish to give a teenage son to provide a role model of a life well lived.

I actually enjoy that the story is NOT about superheroes or non-stop action scenes. it is a good, well-written story with great characters and character development. Give it and quarter share a try.

Imagine a world where interstellar traders employed the finest technological practices and social sensibilities known to the 1970 US Coast Guard. The year is 23xx, and our 18-year old author insert has become fitter and more confident than he was in Quarter Share, so the natural next step toward fulfilling his destiny is to bolster..

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The best thing I can say about this silly and forced book is that it’s over.

First off, the narrator read like he was in a hurry. I had to adjust speed to 0,9x to not have his brusque, rushed manner induce “in a hurry” type anxiety on the ears. Then it’s fine. Second, there’s no plot. Apart from the intro, its a string of everyday stuff happening to normal characters..

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I loved this book, but I have to admit the beginning was a bit slow. It did have a lot of information and very interesting facts about our behavior. It makes you think about why you do things and if you’re sure your assessment is correct. It will make you look into others actions and..

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A little slow on some parts but then quickly ramps up a great book none the less

Awesome characterizations. Jay Allan is the superb master of twists and turns. I loved the book.