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written like a 10 year old would be listening to this… a very childish book where all aliens are stupid including a starship mechanic and an educated doctor. this book’s nearly impossible to finish

Well written, and well narrated from the first person removed view. Great character development. A wonderful way to relax and pass the time listening to the story.

It is a wild story, but the main character feels like someone you could know.

Easy to listen to and keeps you guessing and engaged. Great for anyone that likes sci-fi.

I finally hit a point I had to stop reading because the look of disgust on my face was causing a cramp. I think the word “exercise” and mentions about her clumsiness and full body were so over-done that this book could have probably been a third shorter without it. Fluffy damsel falls into the..

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This book was extremely mediocre. I’d go as far as to say, awful, however, I suppose the formulaic subject matter made it at least somewhat interesting. What’s good about the book? Short answer: almost nothing. Longer answer: it involves deep sea adventure, aliens, and archeology. What’s bad about the book? Short answer: almost everything. Longer..

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The primary motivator for the hero was to save the animals. Which becomes pathetic when used to justify placing within harms way or even murdering the human/sentient races. Once this is realized and ignored, the book becomes a pratfall comedy with funny idioms. Waste of $8

I really enjoyed the story and the performance. The character of Glen is well done.

The account of the sinking of the RMS Titanic has been well documented in both fiction and nonfiction. In many of those accounts the roles of the Carpathia and Californian and treated as subplots. This book looks at those roles in depth and the diverging personalities of the captains. It is well worth the listen..

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I loved the ending, and how it tied into the grater M.R. Forbes universe. The performance was amazing.