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look forward to subterranean force and the ticked off vulvas. extremely enjoyable. worth a listen.

The gang is nearly all back, if not sailing together then at least checking in. Ish has left the Iris and is floundering for his next path to walk, so he goes back to Port Newmar to find a direction. The pathos of Lowell’s writing has me by turns in tears or laughing out loud…

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Looking for a book that’s a spoof, On superheroes, with humor that’s proof, That laughter is what you need, To make your day a happy feed. The characters are wacky, wild and weird, Their quirks and traits are what’s to be feared, But their dialogues are clever and bright, Keeping you chuckling throughout the night…

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Very long, even though it was 3 books in one, the length of the story itself was just too long. I lost interest at about hour 12. I finally skipped ahead at about that time and guess what? I didn’t miss anything. The narrators were, of course, fantastic (they are favorites of mine), which is..

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I loved every aspect of this book and the other books in the series. It was so comforting and exciting and fascinating. It’s like science fiction engaged me from 60 years ago.

This starts with a very interesting premise, and is, overall, a very good popcorn-style novel. But the narrator is very one note. Another reviewer said he has a “radio DJ” voice and that sums it up perfectly. Great for announcing a monster truck rally in 30 second bursts, but not for eight hour novel reads…

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I’m working my way through the Infinity series. Read (listened) to several Jeremy Robinson books now and I like is material. This books is no different, kept me interested and entertained in my downtime. Performance was good, a bit monotone, but overall enjoyed it. On to the next one

This is the second book in the series and what a book! The questions and deceit just keep coming. So good!!

Very good book. Had some very original concepts. I enjoyed it and look forward to the rest.

If you are truly interested in understanding why we do the things we do, regardless of how unflattering our motives are, get this book.