Review from Space Force →
This book shows a lighter side to Jeremy’s writing. it was littered with intelligent theories and complex conversations, while being witty and hilirious. I enjoyed the sweet mixture. It is so out there and over the top that it is great to listen to. the narrators did a great job and even Jeremy at the..
I think this was a regurgitation of many other books and . I was expecting something more groundbreaking
Review from Snowbound →
Too many dumb decisions by all characters. Similar to a bad horror flick where no one has great critical thinking skills.
Review from The Elephant in the Brain →
This book does not flood you with new ideas or impossible to put down, also it is not one you would throw away in disgust or barely finish. Basically it is solid 3 stars.It has some interesting thoughts and ideas. Writing is not awful so one just keeps listening.At the end I would struggle to..
Review from Space Force →
If you’re a fan of the author you’ll probably enjoy it. I did. But it was a little hard to get through at times. There’s so much poop humor. And he keeps doing this thing that’s not quite breaking the fourth wall, but a character will talk about the thing that the author is doing..
Review from Hard Road →
This was a hard listen. Bad writing. Below average story. Cliche after cliche. I wanted to turn it off all the time.
I tried, I really did, but I couldn’t get past the voice tones in the narration that I couldn’t finish it. The storyline was ok, though so very much close to 50 Shades.
Review from Flux →
I struggled to finish this book. Robinson’s books are a little hit and miss, with Infinite being his best. This one sort of fell in the middle. Didn’t care for the narrator, but he wasn’t awful either.
Review from Earth Alone →
Overly reminiscent of Starship Troopers to the point it felt like a ripoff. Narration was okay.
Review from Flux →
Jeremy Robinson is an an amazing author and this time travel adventure takes on what a person will do for someone they love and in the process become corrupted and just flat out evil. Owen McCoy finds himself in a difficult position when he and the people he loves – both past and present, get..