Review from Punk’s War →
Ward does an incredible job painting a realistic picture of life in the USN. He masterfully blends various aspects of war; technical and tactical expertise, infighting, alcohol abuse, twisted humor, depression, and the deep bonds developed between servicemen and women. Ward captures the struggles of ships force politics and power dynamics between officers, including those..
Review from Johnson Jones’ Diary →
I don’t usually write reviews but this one became painful to listen too. I don’t believe it was the narrator I believe it was the book. It’s short and I only made it half way through. Just couldn’t do anymore. I usually like this author’s work but no idea what this was.
Review from Dead Reckoning →
I love this series and have been eagerly anticipating this book and I wasn’t disappointed. Paul Heitsch is masterful as usual, it is hard to believe so many distinct sounding personalities all come from one person. As for the story, I had fun as always. Some of the over arching plot lines were advanced, and..
God and Satan sounded the same was very hard to tell who was talking in the story
Thank you adding background details and providing a great story to this forgotten history in America’s past.Sad that President Garfield only had 4 short months as the head Executive. Everything about him makes one think he would of been one of the greats to serve a President had he served his full term(s).One thing that..
Review from Fashionably Fierce →
Omg, this book is just hilarious!! Second chances, love, redemption and Karen’s! I’m still laughing at all of the shenanigans that happened. The narrators, Jessica Almasy and David Beenin were great. Their “please” and “thank you” and Karen’s scenes were just amazing and laughable. I absolutely loved it!! This is just what I needed to..
Review from Holy Ground →
I have more than 1100 titles and this was one of best. I think I’m going listen again tomorrow
Review from How Dark the World Becomes →
Tightly plotted SF noir story about very sympathetic main characters. The characters are all three-dimensional, with flaws and virtues both shown through the characters actions with believable reasons. The pacing is frenetic and the action is well-described. The world-building is good, but not exceptional, but it’s certainly good enough that I would definitely buy anything..
In typical style, Dalzelle weaves a colorful, literary tapestry that pulls the reader in for the duration. Familiar characters fuel yet another high octane story of adventure that Dalzelle’s readers have come to expect from him. The Audible narration is superb as always. When I dive into a new edition of Omega Force I expect..
Review from Punk’s Fight →
Interesting characters, continues from prior books in this series. Good dialogue. Detailed air combat background.