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Jason is becoming rather boorish in his demeanor. Too often berating his team. Secondly, the increase in fights I take as padding, lack of story. I might be wrong.

“digitized minds of former humans” in space war ships each with its own “super power” weapon

I bought this book because the first was great. This book goes down hill and I will not buy the next one.

Hero’s and Heroins who are both smart, competent, and willing to protect others.Characters who behave in keeping with the personalities S.E. Smith gave them and the dialogue to make that work. World-building. Holy wow. Can she ever! Words escape me. Plot and story are always deep and a little subtly beautiful. This one, what we..

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I’ve made it through biographies on almost all the presidents. This is by far one of the best stories I have read thus far.

Chester Arthur fought back against the machine which hoisted him into power once elected and recognized that his duties as president were to be through the lens of Garfield’s original vision for the country prior to his demise.

a lot of science issues with this storya lot of human issues with this story good performance it was engaging it ended predictably

Entertaining. I don’t appreciate having to add another 14 words to keep somebody happy. Enjoy

I’m only on chapter 3 and not going any further. Mayb reading it will b better but listening isn’t worth the waste of time. Disappointing

Good, solid sci-fi. Author J.R. Robertson delivers an unpretentious and well-crafted story. Rather than go for cerebral or poignant or moody, this book focuses on generating excitement through constant trouble. The book works because the author takes care to make the trouble generally believable, and the solutions mostly feel uncontrived. The results are entertaining!