Review from Abducting Abby →
Ms Smith has such depth in her books. I absolutely loved this story: passion, mystery, dragons-shifting, other worlds and of course true love.David Brenin has become my favorite narrator – the best voice I have ever!
Review from Galactic Alliance →
I love the series and is worth reading multiple times. book 3 ends with a cliffhanger and I hope that there’s 1 or 2 more books to finish up the series
It’s a good story, but it talks too much about before the narrator became successful and after he became successful, and not enough about how he became successful.
To give you an idea of how utterly abominable Riley St. Clair is as a main character, imagine the loud American tourist angrily shouting at the locals in a foreign country to speak American and you have an inkling of how infuriating this character is. To make it even more terrible, the book treats her..
Review from Heart of the Cat →
Couldn’t get passed three min of this book. It sounded like AI software was reading the book.
It’s not often I find a book from a new author this good. This series has potential to become amazing. It’s not that original but has great characters and a good storyline and I’m looking forward to the next book in this series. Paul delivers amazingly as usual!
I was sucked into the imaginative plot, despite being somewhat unsure of the narrator and accepting that almost none of the characters are likable. Not sure why the author decided to make everyone so freaking whiny, petty, argumentative and self absorbed. But, he did. So, ignore that, get used to the voice talent, and enjoy..
The narrator did a bang up job with this book. Its an enjoyable romp and sci-fi escapist story for all those ppl that not only want to save the world, but save the galaxy too. My one criticism is Ryan’s dialogue, it almost comes off oddly compared to other character’s dialogue. He’s got a bit..
Review from Blueshift →
I appreciated the fact there was no coverage of the destination planet and rather than inventing some extraordinary technology the book made few assumptions and used what is familiar or easily imagined. The characters were mostly well developed, all with their own private demons that influenced their behaviors as the plot moved along.It was unfortunate..
Review from Holy Ground →
it was a decent book to have in the background. Some things like the Japanese war deaths in World War II on Okinawa are just so incorrect that kind of threw up in my mouth. they state almost 20,000 Japanese dead. closer to 120 thousand and that’s not including the civilian deaths. they got the..