Review from To Fire Called →
Same literary artifacts, same cloths shopping, same multi-billion deals nobody ever thought of just that now everybody has a double life so he can use it all again with a shift of 5 degrees.Narrator performance still not even close to the original 6 books
if you like space opera, do your self a favor and read Nathan Lowell’s Solar Clipper books.. always a great story where the characters and setting is well fleshed out.. can’t wait to read the next story in this series
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
this was a great commuting book. light enough that I could listen during the commute and pick up at the end of the day without needing to rewind. the humor was balanced and the story kept a good pace.
Review from In Ashes Born →
After such wonderful narrations from Mr Lowell, now we get a guy who gives everyone an accent from the black and white detective movies from the 1940’s.The first 16 chapters could be abridged in ‘let’s do Tai Chi abd, setup a company and buy a ship”. It picks up a bit from there, but not..
Review from Earth Alone →
I listened to all nine books but the repeated laments of the four main characters had me gritting my teeth. If you took all the laments about this person died that person died you could fill a book but that would leave only half to two thirds of a book. Guess that would make the..
Review from Villains Pride →
was a fun listen, did not expect it to take the turns it did. better than the first book
I laughed out loud. I only wish is that my commute was longer so I could keep listening.
I love the 4th wall narration break. like I said in the title , this is the first 5star review on all 3 . story, performance, and overall . j. Jefferson has a penguin penis!
Review from In Ashes Born →
Nathan mixes space and seafaring into a world that feels as if it is real and I want yo sign the articles now!
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
I enjoy a good Superhero book. Luckily for me there are more and more coming out but a lot are not very good. This is one of the good books. The story has just the right amount of humor and action. Another big plus is that Jeffery Kafer is the narrator. IMOA this guy can..