I love this whole series. More please. I look forward to listening to more by this author.
Enjoyed
Review from Owner’s Share →
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I can’t stop listening
Review from Captain’s Share →
I love this whole series. I listened to this book from Texas to Illinois. It kept me wide awake. Some people complain about the narrator, but I think his voice is perfect for the character (s). They couldn’t have chosen better.
Always the best from Robinson
Review from Project Nemesis →
Love this story and it’s characters. The good thing about a Robinson book, is that each one is better than the last. And, this one’s fantastic.
What story??
Review from Half Share →
Nothing really happens. I haven’t read another book with such a lack of story since “Fun with Dick and Jane”. There is absolutely no plot. At least with Dick and Jane I learned to read.
I don’t understand the positive reviews
Review from Flux →
Lots of positive reviews here using stock language by people who received the book for free… hmmm, ok. I rarely leave reviews, the negative side has been well covered by the other negative reviews here, Suffice to stay I do not recommend this to anyone. The narrator did his best, and might have done better..
This should be under erotica not suspense/mystery. There was no mystery. Toughly disgusted with the book from beginning to end. The female lead has no admirable qualities and is completely unrealistic. Any woman that has been attacked-let alone raped, doesn’t want to be touched for quite some time. They certainly do not go straight into..
Very good and relaxing read
Review from Captain’s Share →
Great evolution to the story. I like how Ishmael develops over the course of the story and series, from lost teen to capable leader. Though the story is not complex, it does show how decency can triumph over adversity.
Time travel
Review from Flux →
A time travel adventure where many legends, myths and theories come to light, it is an exciting story in the Infinite series. Jeremy Robison leaves me wanting more from the Infinite world.
I loathe Poe
Review from The Distance →
I love Jeremy Robinson books, I really do. This book though was just painful. The neverending stream of consciousness of each of the characters’ thoughts and actions was a dredge to get through. Describing every little action each character takes and every single whimsical thought flitting through their head was absolutely unnecessary and strange. This..
Another great story in The Infinite Timeline series. Now on to next book. Thanks for your stories.