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I thoroughly enjoyed the truest biography of Vincent Van Gogh that I believe is out there. This work is meticulously documented and was written in a captivating story. My love of Van Gogh has now tripled.

For a book that was released in 2021 there shouldn’t be so many statistics and data presented from 1999-2004 to the reader. I lost interest due to the continued referencing of 20+ year old data.

Just couldn’t get motivated or interested in the characters or storyline…. Quiet literally fell asleep listening to it multiple times. So if you need some background noise that is monotone enough to out ya to sleep, this may be for you.

On an important story as this, for gosh sakes get the pronunciation right! The attorney’s name is Bell-i (not correct spelling). I’m sure you can do better than this!

In the series and especially this book the author grew the characters changed their outlooks and made them more human We all learned Both alien and human What is means to help It’s a good example really for today’s time

…Not even in times of Massanger-Apps.The Story is very predictable. The first part is well written but the further it progresses the more it only works off known tropes and off the protagonists not bering the sharpest spoons in the drawer. Ok for a listening in the background but not for anything more.The narrator does..

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I don’t really like the main character, he’s such an Ahole it’s hard to like him Ang get into this story.

I’m revisiting this fabulous series that I listened to early on after I started with Audible. This series is amazing and I have a hard time putting my phone down!!! If you like space opera with just a touch of violence, this is for you! Paul Heitch’s narration is like music to my ears.

Second time with this series. Love it all, the author, all his books and the reader. So well performed.

Cardboard characters, cheesy dialogue, plot doesn’t hang together. Nothing here to recommended at all. Couldn’t bring myself to even finish it.