Review from The Distance →
The Distance is a pretty interesting and unique tale of an alien “invasion”, for want of a better term. Quite unlike and idea in that genre I’ve read or seen or heard before. The story was well contained, a “one and done”, with all questions answered, and a satisfying story arc. As a reader, I..
Review from Earth Fire →
I loved the first three books in the series, but this one made me want to cut my wrists. It was brutally depressing, and 80% of the book has nothing to do with the story. I appreciate that the author was trying to give us some insight about PTSD, but I surely did not need..
Review from Hard Fall →
Sadly, my least favorite book in the series. Still entirely worth reading… just a little uninspired when compared to the rest of the series. I kept coming back to the simple fact that I couldn’t unthink: The Jon Reznick I know from the first 4 books would never have spent so much time screwing around..
Review from The Distance →
Jeremy Robinson along with his wife Hilaree have created a book that I know will stay with me for years. It’s one of those rare books that I know I will listen to over and over – picking up the foreshadowing I only briefly glimpsed. I’ve read or listened to many post-apocalyptic books but this..
This is a good continuation of the series. Contains lots of unpredictable twists that made it a pleasure to read.
Wow this book had me glued to the narrator not wanting to miss a word! Krystina meets blue eye sexy man Alex and damn your heart skips a beat when they first meet. The chemistry is like hot lava but both are stubborn and have a past that they don’t wanna open about. I absolutely..
Review from Hard Kill →
Not too action packed but lots of suspense that you would probably see coming but still. I liked it and after reading the description for the next in series I am pretty excited.
Review from Angels and the Bad Man →
great story, even more epic, science fiction, biblical, pop culture references than the first two. Highly recommended.
This book is pretty awful: absurd premises, very corny dialogue, flat characters, and very choppy in terms of the flow of the story. The main characters even change names a few times, depending on the call signs of the mission they are involved in
Review from Rogue →
I have read the Reznik novels so I thought this would be just as awesome. But honestly I had no clue which character to care for or root for. Eventually you’re left with Nathan… But he never really has has a Epiphany moment that makes him into a good guys. He is still a stone..