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lots of suspense and romance great read really enjoyed the female characters evolution and the love of the dragons

I enjoyed this book but, not as much as book one. For one thing, it is quite a bit shorter and longer is almost always better.(get your mind out of the gutter, I was referring to length of the book). This book continues to work to solve the mystery that starts in book one. Although..

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I’ve gotta be honest, if not for the romance package, I never would have chosen this book; for the cost of a credit. After reading the summary, I was very skeptical. The storyline seemed pretty silly. An alien romance is always a tough sell on me. I have listened to a couple that I thought..

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This is a fun story and draws on the emotions of sadness, love, and family. To recover from such a huge loss so courageously and find love and friendship is just a barrel full of enjoyment. I loved the love story but am on the fence about the sarcasm of our heroine, though it is..

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I learned a lot from this audio. The statistics and the details were amazing. This story is told from a historical point of view. Great stuff.

It was so boring by the time I got to chapter 14 that I just skipped to the last 3 chapters. Turns out I didn’t miss much. The subjects were still in the same place doing basically the same thing. The ending almost put me to sleep. White noise is a better listen.

A fantastic overview of how the national elections of 2016 unfolded — but delivered as if it was read by a monotone, male Amazon Alexa. The droll delivery really detracted from my experience with the audio, relative to other titles.

The humor has me laughing so loud, people enquired what was so funny. I love the strong female in this story.

If Frederick Pohl could be considered a nice Sci-Fi meal, this would be equivalent to a gas station burrito….it’s just that sometimes I’m in the mood for a nice, entertaining dose off garbage.

Not only did this book provide an excellent overview of Chester A Arthur, it also gave an appropriately in depth look at other prominent figures surrounding him at the time; such as Roscoe Conkling and President James Garfield. In particular I enjoyed hearing the letters of Arthur’s supporter Julia Sand.