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It had just short of story. I would to have seen it go south of the border.

It’s rare I give 5 stars. But this is one of my favorites. I read this series a couple of times a year because of the storyline, characters and narration.

this was very boring and flat. there was nothing entertaining and there was no way to tell one character from another

Book ends abruptly and you have to continue the series. There is not a natural ending to this leg of the story.

Great story line and the predictably funny moments from my favorite authors! Looking forward to book 2 🙂

I liked this one more than I thought I would, it kept my attention the whole time

Truly great horror with a sadistic twist. I wish it was longer and didn’t want the book to end.

I am a crouch fan, but I don’t know what this is or was. The story was very lame. I kept thinking it was going to get good and then I looked down and realized that I only had two hours left in the book. So many parts just makes the story not even realistic,..

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“Earth Alone” falls short of its promise as military science fiction, lacking credibility in both its scientific and military aspects. The narrative revolves around Earth’s conflict with an insectoid alien race, reminiscent of “Starship Troopers” (the film, not the book), and the overall plot seems like a CW adaptation of the aforementioned source material. The..

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I recently discovered Nathan Lowell’s series of overlapping space opera (his own designation) books after reading and loving The Wizard’s Butler, a completely different series but the book that introduced me to this brilliant author. Double Share is the 4th book in the saga that follows Ishmael Wong into the “deep dark” of space after..

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