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I disliked that the reader mispronounced “Peirce” and “DuBois.” Reader should have investigated more the proper pronunciations prior to the reading.

The story was too short and I lost interest about half way through. Ryk Brown’s series is way better. Do not recommend. I wrote a good review for this book and the system locked me out from editing it. So here is a bad review to counteract the good one. Perferbiale middle finger.

story sucks. very predictable. could have been so much more. narrator did a fine job

This book brought out so many emotions as I read it. Anger, fear, admiration, awe, and grief were constant companions. The stories outlined here are beautiful and breathtaking. While humanity faced an incredibly dark period, some were shining beacons of light. It is a privilege to learn about a few of these beautiful stories through..

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This was the first time I listened to a non-fiction book through Audible. I was very impressed with the engrossing nature of the narration. This is a very long and complicated story, but the narrator did a wonderful job. I can’t wait for my next audible book.

the narrator did an amazing job doing distinct voices for all characters and was captivating with properly added emotion to fit the story.

It was written so well that I felt like I was living it! And the narrator was amazing.

Like the characters and aliens and their worlds. O blah Dee, O blah life goes on!

I like the story but come on. This guy is supposed to be some great marine and while he can fight l, it seems that half the bad stuff comes from him not having ANY situational awareness. This goes for all the books.

The story continued without any moments of boring filler. The characters were all involved in the action. I want to hear more of this book.