Review from Recollections of a Private Soldier in the Army of the Potomac →
This survivor relates a long series of degrading and harrowing experiences which reveal more than the best historian ever will. It is masterfully written: Private Wilkerson says very much, very quickly—and then stops. It is an enlightening Civil War gem.
Review from Forerunner →
The author seemed to have learned his science from tv fiction. His characters squabbled like adolescents. The dialog did not reflect any inherent high intelligence, with no wit, often stating the obvious. No more of this series for me.
Review from The Human Factor →
love the description of Jason Burke’s encounter with coffee after a long time. anyone who traveled knows what it’s like to run into familiar food in a foreign country.
Review from Galactic Destiny →
The way the story is progressing is quite intriguing, can’t wait for book 4. Things are starting to get real interesting, not only for populated space, but also Earth
Review from Galactic Forge →
enjoyed the imagery and story line. narrator did his part to bring emotion and likability to characters
Review from The Unexpected President →
Great book about a forgotten president. This book tells the story of Chester Arthur from son of a preacher to corrupt party boss to reformer president. It’s the fascinating true story of a man who, through a tragic turn of history, was thrust into a job that was over his head, yet overcame to become..
Planet of the apes… but different… but same… waste of a great background story… Mix of mad max, Apocalypto and Planet of the apes.
Review from Blueshift →
not what I expected and so much more than I could have imagined!… wishing for more but totally content with this delve into time realitivity
Review from Galactic Forge →
It’s either a very young adult book or the writer just can’t write. One or the other your choice.
The information given in this book is very compelling and thought provoking. The narration is very nice. However, the authors self promoting, narcissistic style really detracts from the experience. Mr. Waldron may have been a carnival barker in a previous life!