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interesting story it doesn’t move too fast or too slow, it’s pretty light on the litrpg which I like since it doesn’t bombard you with numbers

I may come back to this book after it gets fixed but right now it’s too hard to follow because of missing chapters. and skips.

Andrew Biggio is a top notch author whether he knows it or not. He tells the true stories of true people, warts and all. I hope he continues to narrate our history and considers telling the stories of our brothers and sisters in blue as well.

Not my cup of tea, there was never any tension or stakes of any kind. Hearing dumb quips and one liners in the middle of what’s supposed to be a gnarly space battle or firefight is just annoying after 50th time.

Loved it. I just wish the author would continue the storyline. This was published in 2020 but no follow-up yet.

I will do the same thing for the vets in my family. Very cool indeed.

A good story and would make a very good series. Though the issue I have with it was the story move very slow. In fact, I put this book away for about a month before I came back and finished it. it is a very good story and has some good plot elements.

This series has everything. I enjoyed the characters, the whit, the premise, all of it. Narration was to notch.

Although there were some areas that were predictable, it was a wonderful story about Faith love perseverance hope family forgiveness. There were lots of bins and twisting to keep you guessing throughout the book.. it was an overall love felt reading that I truly enjoyed. thank you to the author. I look forward to additional..

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While there are some pieces of good advice here, this book reccomends endless additional systems with complicated bookkeeping which will bog down your game without providing tangible value. You would be much better served by reading a book like return of the lazy dungeon master, which will focus on getting you the most bang for..

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