I just devoured these 4 books. Really liked the characters and their relatability. Very good narration as well. I want the movie!
Love this series! Where’s the movie?!
Review from Awakened →
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Not much
Review from World War Mars →
I never felt for any of the characters, it was a very blah book, and I usually like both the author and narrator.
Too much snark, not enough sense
Review from Artifact →
This will be one of the few books I have to abandon. it starts out quite interesting, with a mystery that spans millennia. But then too many inconstencies are stacking up. Why is no one taking any pictures of the artifact, for instance? Nobody thought to ask a language expert when seeing the markings and..
Fun, but not engaging
Review from Artifact →
The concept for this story is interesting, but for me the writing left much to be desired. The dialogue is cliche and corny, and the characters are one-dimensional. There is very little world-building, more just basic scene setting. I couldn’t get into it. If you’re new to science fiction or looking for something very simple,..
Feels undeveloped
Review from Sunken Spaceship →
The story is ok. I’m not sure if it’s the narrator or the writing but the performance gives a young adult fiction vibe. Calling it “sunken spaceship” is also a little weird. It was “sunken” for about 4 minutes.
The cilf
Review from Starfall →
I need to go back to the earlier books and see who was on the hit squad because the only one I can think of was part of a home guard. Well time for a tin foil hat and some red string..
this was definitely the best of the first three books in this series. the reader is superb and the story is intriguing and at the same time exciting. looking forward to listening to book four
Booring
Review from Sunken Spaceship →
Stupid plot without any original ideas or anything unpredictable. Without the constant violence, this would be good for younger audiences.
A children’s book?
Review from Sunken Spaceship →
Reads like a children’s book. It isn’t I hope. Corny phrases and plot. I expected something more . . adult.
Dina, Rhett, Fabien and others journey through rifts (‘seams’) in the fabric of space in a race with the Hand of the Sun for a set of five objects that may lead to a return to normalcy for all of the various ‘Earths’. Once again the creatures and characters are quite colorful and diverse.