The premise of this story is not new at all; a super war ship from a previous race abandoned in space. Slightly different is this ship is sentient and a pacifist. It does take a liking to humans and is willing to help in achieving peace. The characters never really came alive to me so..
Review from Meade at Gettysburg →
Good book if you like to Civil War. Since I’m going back to Gettysburg I wanted to get a Review of the battle. Areas if the battlefield that have just been opened up I wanted to hear the story again. One of the things that is overlooked by the casual reader is logistics in the..
Wonderful personal account of the transition of a boy, soldier, father in life learning from experiences encountered and choosing to have a life of purpose and service. I highly recommend it to anyone. Jeff Wells
The story and writing were great, but it was hard to tell which character was speaking. Not much variation between characters, and read in a monotonal voice. not exciting to listen to.
To borrow a phrase from the book …reading this book is mostly hours of boredom mixed with minutes of entertainment. There’s several chapters dedicated to checklists. For lay people. No good. Course I will say that the introduction did warn of this. However, I had already bought the book so was going to work through..
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
This was an awesome book. I loved the idea of being in a submarine with evilness. Not trying to give away too much here. It’s a terrible situation to be in. Great atmospheric
Review from The Deep Learning Revolution →
Every engineer should read this book. It contains wonderful insights from the study of intelligence and brains.
I quite enjoyed the first two books about Lev and crew, but this third installment felt like the needle scratches across a skipping record. What happened? It’s a shame that this was not a trilogy of two. Leave this one and imagine your own ending. I guarantee it is better than this drivel.
Not much to enjoy here. It’s kinda like listening to the military industrial complex fantasize about space being exactly like a modern-times military campaign. All the time. The protagonists, who are essentially indistinguishable from one another besides their rank and specialty within the team, are given a Deus Ex Machina plot device in the first..
Hard to listen to. Such an obvious rip-off, I can’t believe the author had the gall. Recommend against buying this book.