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Great Scifi. have to forget about physics, but everything else is rop rate.Glad to see a 0 star narrator become a perfect fit for a story.characters have depth and are believable.

So while i loved the first book, and i did enjoy this book the major sticking point that killed it for me is simple. In the precious book the MC made it very clear there was a difference between being evil, and being a villain. One is about doing what you want, seizing power and..

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Jay Allan’s Blood on the Stars series is Grade A military sci fi. This book got lazy on a couple points – the specifics of Baron’s and Dauntless’ troubles were predictable based on previous books in the series. I wish Allan had been more creative with how their troubles arose during the climactic battle. The..

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I feel there was a few too many storylines in this one things got very confusing with things at sometimes.

It was an easy story to get into, but got a bit tedious with the long drawn out action scenes. It could have had a little more depth, but iver all worth finishing.

I really like the way Mr. Kafer narrates. e narrates. Great story, well written. loved the supporting characters. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

loved it. hope there is a book 2. great fun and kept me entertained all the way

Our hero continues to do what he does best at not being an actual hero. Loads of fun like the first. Great pacing and more of what you loved in the first novel. Recommended.

Despite his insistence that he’s a villain. . . he’s a kinda sorta antihero. Not a spoiler, just obvious. A fun ride though. Recommended.

Great stories,. Kept my attention all the way to the end. Well worth reading. Very clear narrators.