This book covers a subject i’m fascinated with – why are our cities changing? It feels as if the life is being removed from the places that we live, and what exactly is causing this to happen? Unfortunately, in the 20-odd bloated hours of this book, you barely learn anything. The same points are covered..
Review from The Dragon’s Treasure →
I love this book it’s a very good book I’m planning on Getting the whole set great Reed
Review from The Terran Alliance →
Outstanding storyline. Performance by reader was anong best I have heard. After ending I am desperately awaiting following book. When?!
Review from Survivor Skills →
A dream I have had. A storyline that is beautiful and fun. Reminds me of my favorite movie series. Da da da da dum…
Review from Forerunner →
the story was good. but the over use of “… said,” was extremely distracting.
Review from Blueshift →
By mid-chapter 14 it hit me why this story seemed so uncomfortably familiar. I had to read “The Lord of The Flies” for a high school literature class in the 70’s and I detested it. Modern man falling into primitive survival behavior and psychological deterioration for sake of survival of the fittest. Yuck! I hated..
Review from Holy Ground →
I keep seeing reviews that this science fiction book isn’t militarily accurate enough for their liking. think about it, science Fiction people. it’s good for what it is, good characters, good plot. I liked it.
This is a Great concept and a very good series. I look forward to this author putting out more in this line.
Great narration and a great extension to the Omega Force Universe. looking forward to continuing this series.
Would have appreciated a warning that I was being dumped into the middle of a multi-part serial, with lots of future recent history references. Maybe the motivations and galactic politics would have meant something if I had read/heard 10 earlier volumes. Maybe the “genetic enhancements” were explained earlier and thus less of a hand wave…