Review from Full Share →
More in the musing style of Heinlein than the action / event driven modern vogue, Nathan Lowell’s Solar Clipper series starts slow and lets you get to know the characters and setting naturally. Wonderfully engaging, one of the few series I revisit every few years.
Review from Villains Rule →
This story is a must for the true geeks out there. This delightful lampooning of all things fantasy will have you giggling, chuckling, guffawing, and outright laughing hysterically. (even made me shoot a few beverages out my nose) The narrator’s deadpan delivery of Jackson’s shark and disdain is brilliant. The story itself is well written,..
The story was to good to put down. I look forward to what happens to the main character next.
Review from Earth Alone →
if you loved Starship Troopers you’ll probably like this one. A bit too cheesy for my taste.
Review from In Ashes Born →
He brings a possible future to life in a way that I hope my great grandchildren will get to see.
Review from Earth Shadows →
This series is great, there is not really much I can say as a negative… I really look forward to the next, especially with Mr Kafer as the narrator!
Review from In Ashes Born →
I am very happy to finally listen to this this can be the beginning of a new series.
A master storyteller, Robinson does not disappoint here. The perfection is in his merging of simultaneous events – in the line made famous on the old TV show, The A-Team, “I love it when a plan comes together!”
Review from The Science of Supervillainy →
the narrator of the story got better with each book. the overall story was engaging and entertaining.
Review from Heart of Stone: The Stone Series, Volume 1 →
I loved this book both in print and eBook and now on audible as well. The story is emotional and gripping and keeps you hooked.