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Very compelling continuation to the adventure. I like how they are filling in crew backstories.

Reading this book is an enlightening journey into the past, the present, and the future of something much bigger than just antisemitism. It is a journey of understanding fundamental truths about the ‘why’s more than the ‘how’s. As an avid history and politics reader, so much of what I’ve read in this book opened for..

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This book is very easy to understand, and the concepts are explained in detail.

I enjoyed this story and it had me curious how much of it was pulled from real life. It definitely had the feel of having the possibility of being a true story, hopefully aside from the Skipper’s part. While I’m sure some of that came from life experiences, I would hope no one is that..

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This installment raps up some old loose ends and opens the door for several new story arcs to begin and expand.

I don’t give this kind of a review offer but I love this story, the come up and message it tells. -Nick ReyesFounder@SavageStartups on YouTube

By far one of the best storylines of any sci-fi book that has been put out.

Not only it inspired me to be my best but shower me the steps! Amazing book

I was annoyed with the beginning, but things developed and resolved satisfyingly. Now I’m hooked with the series and will likely spend more more credit’s following it gladly.

This book has some very good stories in it but the author used so many repetitive superlatives and hyperbole that it became monotonous to listen to. . Those stories could have stood on their own without the continuous embellishment and overstatements of the author. For me it was like a meal that had been over..

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