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Just a wonderful story about people living their lives and learning from their experiences together

Loved the Expeditionary Force reference in chapter seven and Paul Heitch is an amazing story teller as always.

Love this series. Nice character development after book 1. Main characters are a lot of fun to listen to. I look forward to the next book and I’m glad there are quite a few still to come.

Paul did a great job narrating. The story had to many inconsistencies, and overall the story was weak.

I like the characters and how he’s used some minor characters from past books that you didn’t expect

Not much to like. The main character acts like a simpleton teenager. I’m trying to figure out how to return this title. No luck so far.

I liked the story, I would have loved to hear about more of his strategies.

Perhaps a bit dated in tone, or style, but idea is worthy. Kind of a cross between 1984 & Children of Men, but from viewpoint of population control. With a bit more of an attitude of digging into moral & philosophical aspects of Malthusian population control & a sacrificial tragic ending it could have had..

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I love all of these books. I have both ebook and audio so I can switch between. Can’t wait for more books.