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Many books don’t get a full listen by me so this is something. the characters are interesting. the story is interesting. i’ve seen people who complained of foul language but there are only 2 or 3 curse words in the story- people do curse when life is falling apart on them. not a perfect story..

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this book is great and one of my favorites. Ruth was very funny. loved it.

Love this in-deoth look into his struggles. I feel like I understand so much better what made him who he was and what made his art so incredible. The narrator is excellent, the best I’ve heard. Even at this length, I will listen again at some point.

I really enjoyed this story, the ending was good too. Can’t wait to listen to the next one.

F… me! I didn’t go any further! I love time travel, syfy and adventure stories. But I HATE foul language!!! If a person has to use foul language it tells me they have a limited vocabulary and have trouble expressing themselves. This was my first and last book from this author.

Love the book and the story….something relatable and I can’t wait to implement the practices

As a former USCG fixed wing pilot, I have immense respect for CG helo pilots. I have always said the most dangerous flying in all of the Military is a CG Helo pilot. Flying fixed wing formation is relatively easy compared to trying to fly formation from 200 feet at night, in a storm, and..

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Soldier gets advanced war ship. Deals with double dealing robot and forms the mighty Omega Force.

A little too much “noble hero” for my taste. Maybe I’ll try again after a couple of good mysteries.

Overall this is a well researched book I don’t under researched area of the Civil War. The narrator however makes it almost unenjoyable. He sounds like a robot and the miss pronunciation of important names is cringe worthy i.e. “Clayborn” for Patrick Cleburn. Further the narrator attempts to insert emotion but does so it such..

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