This seem like a transitional point in the series. Looking forward to hearing how the storyline develops from here. Paul Heitsch is excellent as always.
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Fabulous!
Review from Cornering Carmen →
I love how each story is intertwined with the others. If you read carefully, you can see the beginning of several stories yet to come.
Very Disappointing
Review from Abducting Abby →
The only thing I can say about this book is the narrator (David Brenin) as always did NOT disappoint. The story was, I’m sorry to say, without depth and boring. The characters were juvenile as well as silly. S. E. Smith is one of my favorite authors but this book was very disappointing. Don’t waste..
Please, let this not be the end!!! If you have not read S. E. Smith and you enjoy space adventure, then you definitely need to try this series. If I could give this a 10+ I would not only for author but for the narrator, David Brenin as well. This book has it all…laughter, love..
Meh… rubbish story
Review from The Dragon’s Treasure →
What did you like best about The Dragon’s Treasure? What did you like least? Not a bad performance but the storyline of this book could have been written by a teenager. What a waste of time. What could S. E. Smith have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you? You definitely need..
I love this series, but I recommend to start with HUNTER’S CLAIM or you will be lost due to this not being a stand alone story. The characters are strong and well developed and with S. E. Smith’s talent for story telling you feel as if you are in the middle of everything. David Brenin..
Great Story
Review from Hunter’s Claim →
This was awesome. It’s so refreshing to have plot and romance. Totally worth the listen!
AMAZING
Review from Dagger’s Hope →
Loved loved loved it! Tons of action and romance. Good follow on to the first book, loved hearing things from the first book from a different angle.
Good Stuff
Review from Challenging Saber →
Love this series. Plenty of plot and romance so it’s a great listen. Only thing that threw me off is the abrupt end of the book, felt like I ran into a brick wall.
Sheds a whole new light on President Arthur, and how becoming president, and a “coach from the people” changed him for the better.