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I like following along with the series, and this next in line book did not disappoint

good story, good characters that make you emotive for them, narration was a bit jarring in the beginning but got better as the book went on.

This is a great look at how films are made, and why film are made. If you’re interested in making films, this is must read.

This is a fascinating book but I have to agree with a previous review that the awkward pronunciation of the abundant French names was painful to the ears. Otherwise the narration was decent, but surely in all of bilingual Canada there is a reader who can pronounce both languages.

Well written Sci-fi with the character development that pulls you in. Performance is excellent

The ten stories of courageous rescue of Jews in world War II are each inspiring and insightful. The narration is excellent.

I couldn’t get past the first couple hours. super advanced ai tech, some of the best heroes on the planet. Only the non super knew. Does nothing about, falls for him from the beginning.

This one is a scream! Those poor befuddled aliens have no idea how to handle Riley from Denver, Colorado. not the good aliens or the bad ones. I didn’t even mind that there was only the male narrator who did a great job!

I wanted to know more about a president that I know little about. The narrator does an excellent job. It was very enjoyable and enlightening to an era I don’t know much about.

I was very excited starting another series by Joshua Dalzelle after finishing Black Fleet, Expansion Wars, Unification War. All were excellent. When reading other genres, its nice to detour back to space and the outer galaxies. Just placed Terran Scout Fleet Series on my list after completing Omega Force.