This fifth volume of the Borrowed World Series centers on Alice Watkins, the Human Resources Manager who was one of the six that attended the seminar in Richmond before the terrorist attack. In summary it covers Alice’s prior misfortunes and then picks up with Alice on the road home. Alice’s troubles were not over by..
I’ll be brief…this is not a dystopian tale with excellent scientific or economic explanations for the state of affairs that afflict the story’s main characters (and the U.S.). This book is gun porn, survivalist fantasy, and right-wing (militia) pulp fiction. The premise is ridiculous (EMP destroys the Eastern U.S. infrastructure), though no motivations for this..
Review from Rising →
I was entertained by the series, so far. To say the story line of this one is good is far fetched. It strongly reminded me of book 1. I found me asking: is that it? Is the authors creativity at its end? I made my choice not to read any following installments of the series.
I enjoyed traveling along side RM as he journeyed through the cosmos. Read these books years ago. Love re intro through listening. There is always another layer of seems.
Review from The Borrowed World →
good book. the main character is a tad arrogant . but the book was readable. the narration was pretty decent.
good performance, a little verbose but enjoyable over all good, would definitely recommend it. ……
Review from Trumped! →
Deja vu! Written years before Trump ran for office. It’s exactly like everything in the book! Leopard and spots!
Review from Legion of Despair →
Audible won’t let me download this book so I can rate it. Getting upset since they took my money without hesitation
heart wrenching story well told. the book moves swiftly with great detail. keeps your interest all the way through.
Review from A Spy’s Guide to Thinking →
Good book, interesting insight into the thought process of a spy. Would listen to the follow up book in strategy.