Review from Pearl’s Dragon →
As I was listening to the last bit of this book, I could not help laughing out loud. The way S. E. Smith writes the dragon-speak and the way David Brenin performs the different dragons is hilarious! This series of books has it all and I can’t wait to see what’s next.
The reason I gave less stars for overall is because the 2 stories are the same overall. The 1st is a shorter version with a different ending. Why not combine the 2? Still a great story. Love the dragonlings!!
Review from Marine →
OMG am I glad I read other reviews or what… I was curious that the same author and the same narrator as Omega Force creator team would produce another book together. In itself there is nothing unusual of course about winning teams coming back together for more awesomeness. But nothing rang the bell for Omega..
Review from The Sea King’s Lady →
I love this series as much as this author’s others. The narrator is amazingly brilliant.!
Review from Abducting Abby →
The story had potential but the writer dropped the ball with low brow sex scenes, underdeveloped characters and plot line, and half assed borrowing from other scifi. Disappointing. Returning the book.
Review from The Digital Transformation Playbook →
Excellent book and superb narration!!Very valuable to strategically define your digital transformation roadmap. Unfortunately I could not find the PDF annexed material that was promised and mentioned all along the audible book and in the app. Either not available or not intuitive to find.
Glad to have had an obscure chapter of American history revealed to me. Arthur was indeed an accidental POTUS but could have been a great POTUS but for circumstances both within and beyond his control.
Review from Touch of Frost →
**Spoilers**I love the magical elements used with the story, and how all of the characters were represented. I know a lot of the paranormal/alien romances have instant love, but I liked that these two characters had time even though it was separate from one another, but time to grow. I didn’t mind the idea of..
Review from Black Ops, Vietnam →
The book is very informative but lacks any real draw to keep you enthralled. The narrator was excellent, but he was basically reading a list of operations that occurred. Would not recommend.
I found the information to be very interesting and timely. The book will help you understand the Chinese position in today’s current events. My primary complaint is that the narrator speaks very robotically which makes it difficult to listen for longer periods.