Review from Flux →
I don’t like when a series has a narrator change, it throws me off. But luckily the first half of the series are almost stand alone books. So you don’t have the thing where a characters inflection and voice changes all of sudden.
Review from NPC →
This one raised some interesting questions! I love this series! I’m truly sad its over. The thing I like most about Robinson’s books is that enough of the books/characters haven’t had happy endings that you really aren’t sure the characters will be ok. There is no sense of “it might look grim, but they’ll be..
Review from Half Share →
Gone is the weak but pleasant slice of spacer life story of book one. It is replaced in Half Share with a cringy and ridiculous plot that serves only to get characters into bed; horrific and repetitive dialogue; and copy and paste characters who act like brainless idiots fawning over Ishmael who does nothing worth..
Review from Quarter Share →
Very enjoyable. My first book from this author and I have continued to read the series.
Review from NPC →
I was very disappointed by this story from Jeremy. He was one of my go-to authors, but the serial killer shtick was too much for me to stomach.
Review from Earth Lost →
The first book captured my attention, this one kept me listening. Now I want to go into the next one. A bit more horror in this one, but I enjoyed it. On to book 3!
Review from NPC →
You can’t blame RC bray For a cheesy storyline. While the story line itself has a bit of creativity to it, the characters and most of the banter did not.
Review from The Hellbound Heart →
I’ve eatched the movie many times and while the book offered little new to the experience, I’m glad I’ve now heard it. The movie was clearly a great adaption of a well written and creative horror story.
Very frustrating too much angerStone wouldn’t answer a question or give instructions without each cussing out the other!!I had to skip many chapters to get past the angry dialogue!
Review from NPC →
Excellent story. Thank you for “going there” and tackling tough questions. I especially appreciate you treating your readers with respect and enabling us to experience this story with the characters: