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I liked how the author shared characters in detail with expansive scene descriptions. Enjoyable story to hear.

will share this with close friends. it was a gift from a long term friend and so lovely.

Dialog is just too immature to get past. Plot is pretty bizarre, but at least interesting. But surely the people that are reading this book do not want dialog similar to a Chris Rock main stream movie.

I am currently binging this series. It is the perfect mind candy, fun, relatable characters that makes space opera and space cowboy stories so fun. enjoy this series.

Did not expect the ending so that was nice. Took a while to get going but like characters and was fun.

Curious to see where the series goes. On to the next book in the series!

I expected a dry and uninspiring account of someone who is essentially a historical footnote. To my surprise and delight, this book brought an obscure figure to life and shed fascinating light on an important era in American history.

author puts too much faith into a small bunch of sources, which have questionable authenticity and are very biases. because of that the work.is at times dull. though still a worthy read for all antiquity buffs

You would think with a title like “Punks War” this could be a serious war story with high stakes. But it isn’t. You might think the main protagonist, Punk might be an edgey character. But he isn’t. That’s the problem with Ward Carroll’s books; the flying bits are interesting but the story is always as..

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This has been my favorite relationship in this series. However I think the 2nd story had better pacing. It felt like once the initial challenge was through in this book the author was trying to fill space. There was also a random set of characters that fixed issues way too easily without much back story..

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