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Finally, some detailed and deep character development

Revisado: 05-11-24

A coming-of-age entry for the apprentices, great story and development and a enjoyable departure from the battlefield/theatre of war chaos of the previous books.

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awesome

Revisado: 11-14-23

cant describe how happy it made me to be able to listen to classic battletech on audible. the singing, however.... 🤣

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Classic Battletech Space Opera

Revisado: 10-07-23

Well narrated, classic story, and just comforting to listen to for any OG battletech fan

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Written by, narrated by, written for cringelords

Revisado: 10-03-23

Awful. Absolute waste of however many hours it is at the chapter 56 mark. It baffles me that the author thinks so highly of their writting and world building that they assumed we would suffer through 70 something chapters of such infantile, cringy, pandering trash. Jake is a Gary Stu and the other chatacters are clearly different versions of who the author wishes they could be. Partnered with the lackluster writting, its plainly evident that ZoGaRtH is either clever and self aware (doubt) or he wears fedoras unironically, says "m'lady" to women, is about 400lbs, doesnt understand social dynamics and has almost zero life experience outside of working at a hobby shop. Characters all speak to each other with the same personality, vernacualr and sentence structure - no unique personalities. This makes me strongly believe this guy has no clue how other people work outside of his tiny, smooth brain. This smoldering pile of fecal matter belongs on a backwater page of some fanfic website, not on Audible or anywhere else slightly credible.

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Unoriginal

Revisado: 11-18-22

Hard to stay interested in yet another retelling of the "grieving rebel" story. It was quite dull at points, speckled with obnoxious segues to black pride and feminism that the author clearly feels strongly about. The narration was top notch and I liked ecological elements that were obviously well researched.

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A little better than the first installment

Revisado: 11-08-22

story wasn't nearly as predictable as the first book. characters had a little bit more depth this time around and there were more twists

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interesting but predictable

Revisado: 08-05-22

it had a decent story but it was easy to predict. the narrator isnt great at voicing different characters

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Good but slightly flawed.

Revisado: 01-20-21

It was good but had some predictable tropes, which is very unlike Abercrombie and his previous work. Certainly living in the shadow of the first trilogy.

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