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The people I couldn’t root for didn’t survive and one person in particular that I really liked also didn’t survive. Otherwise, I liked it and I would recommend it to a patient person who can appreciate the (not quite slow) pace.

This is a deep delve into the mind and actions of Vincent Van Gogh. The authors draw the material from an extensive collection of primary sources including letters written by Vincent himself. I came in with preconceived notions about what made Vincent tick, but throughout my reading I had to constantly reevaluate what I thought..

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Had a hard time getting into this at first, but the story caught me up and was enjoyable.

Overall entire book was under developed. Felt like I was watching a low budget Sci-Fi movie with bad acting and lack luster plot.

I really enjoyed this book as I have the ones before. Great franchise and awesome performance.

I didn’t know what to expect with this story but I was by no means disappointed. The character dynamic is beautiful. I was constantly guessing and theorizing throughout the entire thing, and was often proved wrong with some shocking twist. I absolutely suggest this story. The end is satisfying and wrapped up nicely. I only..

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I enjoyed this book for what it was. An interesting sci fi tail. My only issue really is the ending… *Mild Spoilers Below* I really thought there was going to be a twist ending involving the people on Mars. To me it seemed like there were a lot of hints alluding to something different going..

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I feel like relistening to the entire series solely to write down the hilarious cut-downs.

I just want to say that the book was good, not great. I won’t be getting the next book unless I am supremely bored. I feel like I was mislead with some of the genre tags for this book. I am an avid listener of LitRPG and sci-fi. This is what lead me to purchasing..

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Good writing and excellent characters. Very good story that keeps you wanting the next book.