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The author presented a nice factual summary of the legion’s history and the personalities of the contemporary searchers. I would recommend this book to anyone who watches “The Curse of Oak Island” as it really broadens your view of the island and the legion. I struggled a bit with the narration, which at times was..

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It was a copy paste from book one. girl rescues alien, etc. I lost track of what was going on at the half of the book. I didn’t like how the girl sounded. lol

loved it couldn’t stop listening to it can’t wait till the next book. would make a pretty good TV series

for the author: husk·y1/ˈhəskē/adjective1.(of a voice or utterance) sounding low-pitched and slightly hoarse.synonyms:throaty, gruff, gravelly, hoarse, croaky, rough, guttural, harsh, rasping, raspy; deep“a husky voice” is so over-used, it’s almost comical. I heard it twice (literally) within the several min it took me to write this. other than that, these stories are entertaining and interesting.

Great read. Loved the historical anecdotes and personal journey of the quest for the cure.

Great writing, fantastic narration and really engaging story. It’s a little short but well developed, definitely worth the credit.

Absolutely the best of the series so far. Could be listened to as a stand-alone. Trish’s dragon scolding her made me roar with laughter every time!

I liked this book very much. I was glad that the men watching and taking care of Trisha was not killed by her mate..

This is a fascinating look at a long ago and mostly forgotten time in America.

The series has developed in a way that I am happy to say is believable, if you believe in the possibilities of what we can accomplish with science.The fact that almost all the alien life portrayed in the series has almost human like behavior as far as commerce and social functions is possibly a bit..

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