Review from Hard Road →
There were some haokie moments in the story, but they were very few and far between. The story premise was pretty good. The reader sounded like a caricature. Otherwise, the book was ok. I might consider reading another book by J. B. Turner mainly because I like this genre.
just like the first two books, this one is also non-stop combat action but there is now much more lying and treachery among the humans who should be united against the common foe. The city folk of the ship have turned against the guardians. Very good read. Definitely recommend.
This audiobook was amazing. I normally do not go for the war type reads, but this was included, so I decided to give it a try. Loved it. Has a good plot and character development. Going to get book 2 in series and see where this stories goes.
Review from The Messenger: The Messenger, Book 1 →
Just kidding boys and girls, no smut here, and I appreciate that. Just hours of the good guy kicking butt, and saving damsels in distress. Okay, it was only one damsel, but she’s pretty enough for two. Good thing as of right now, there are more boys than girls on this space opera.
Really liked the uncertainty of success or failure during each battle and each books set of challenges and really got attached to the characters that always tried to do what’s right even though they had their own personal flaws. Well written and truly enjoyable series!
I love that this books isn’t the obvious. Its closest relative is “they live” but also completely separate from it. But like that movie it doesn’t take the “oh he is just crazy” path which just isn’t very interesting. This is fun
Review from By the Light of the Moon, Beneath a Blood Lust Moon, Desires of a Full Moon →
I’m really enjoyed the characters and world building in this series. The narrator was totally on point, excellent voice inflections and various characters. The sex wasn’t so much that it tried to carry the whole story line like some lesser authors do and was often quite funny (loved Granny). Good series, don’t miss it.
Review from Starship Eternal →
Really enjoyed. The story was exciting and not far-fetched for the future. Also like our AI were portrayed to overthink things so much that they were predictable. Something to ponder this is one of those books that’s sad when it’s over, until you get the next book lol.
Review from Requiem →
Needed a distraction from life. Nathan Stone is perfect for that. Thoroughly enjoyed the book.
The story is fantastic. The narrator is awesome. I would highly recommend. It never disappoints.