Review from Edge of Insanity →
i love how all the girls in this series are totally kick ass. its my absolute favorite thing about your books. I hope i get to listen to all the other books in this series soon i am especially looking forward to trig’s
this is an amazing book series… I absolutely loved it even though I don’t enjoy short stories. from the beginning I knew where I was and I didn’t get a lot of fillers to get to where we were going. absolutely no wasted space. bravo! usually you get a chapter or 2 half assed explaining..
Ending was alright. Predictable for the most part. Maybe two twist that were good. There was almost to much tech jargon which got old. I get it’s space but made it hard to stay with it at times. It was a story that has been told a lot of times. Spoiler alert! Basically ppl that..
This was a great story. I love all the stories about the kids. I hope there will be more in the future.
a very fascinating start to this series I look forward to the rest of the books
Review from Van Gogh →
Bits may be dry or not as interesting when not knowing specific artists that he knew or influenced him. But they are worth Goggling to learn more. whether temporal lobe epilepsy (that is a thing still,, but not necessarily his issue) he did obviously have depression and some irrational mental issues.. Which syphilis could have..
Review from The Enemy Within →
First, I like the narrator and will definitely look into other books he performs. I’m really, really picky about narrators (I’m a huge RC Bray and Ray Porter fan…who isn’t, right?) and Heitsch isn’t quite in their league, but he’s good! As for the stories– the MC is a hot-head, who has a gunship for..
Review from Punk’s War →
Who better to write a Tomcat book than a guy who spent YEARS in one. This is vetter than you expect, especially it you’re a Naval Aviation nerd. This scratches all itches. Cannot recommend enough. Would love Ward to narrate the next one.
Review from Blueshift →
It wasn’t that easy to like any of the characters through much of the book, though eventually he slowly revealed some admirable traits. My favorite character only had a minor role as a guide toward the end. If I was the editor I would encourage the author to lighten up on the character flaws and..
While sometimes dry, this work gives a good summary of Seneca and his extensive writings. It’s amazing to think they’re is so much to learn form over two millennia ago.