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Very entertaining story with S. E. Smith’s signature humor. Quirky characters you can’t help but love. Even as you shake your head at some of their antics or beliefs.

If you want to be uplifted, read this book.I enjoyed the lessons of not gossiping,thinking positive and learning from our mistakes. These practices may be used in all settings and walks of life.

I continued listening hoping that the story would improve, but it continued to be repetitive. The ending was so predictable. The performance was good but seriously the story was not. Sorry.

don’t go looking for feel good fun you will walk away from this just as disappointed and disillusioned as punk. real life service sucks and so does punks life.

Not crazy about the audible readers, love the stories but they need to find someone else to do the reading.

Story is ok. Woman’s voice sounds to old and like she’s smokes 3 packs of cigarettes a day. His voice doesn’t fit well for the part and has a few dub overs that are annoying. Probably won’t finish the series.

I really liked Punk’s War, but this book is way better! Fascinating story! Looking forward to Punk’s Wing.It’s a pity Ward Carroll stopped writing fiction.

your membership In SAG means absolutely nothing. every time I hear this, I think, why? Nothing about the assertion benefits the listener. Nothing at all.

I enjoyed this story, although a lot slower with the action than the previous books. This one had plenty of that Star Trek/Wars humorous banter which I throughly enjoyed. I found myself laughing out loud a lot.

I could not relate to these characters. I normally enjoy Taylor Caldwell, but this seemed out of touch even for the 70’s. The characters kept stating women are stupid, insipid and emotional.