Tyler Huffman

Why change the cast?

Revisado: 04-15-22

would have been better with the same VAs for Cain and Amberly from the rest of the auidobook series

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every bit as good as I remember

Revisado: 09-13-21

Rogue Squadron was one of the first books I read in the True EU, before the dark times of the Disney-verse. hopefully the continued success of the EU will eventually cknvince them of their folly in rendering it noncanon and reinstate it to its proper place, rather than those abominable sequel films they produced. having this unabridged version of one of my favorite Star Wars books makes me so happy. abridged audio books shouldn't be allowed to exist.

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Loses the plot halfway through

Revisado: 09-07-21

overall good but so yourself a favor when he starts talking about bird poop and skip ahead a few chapters to when he starts talking about the Borg and Ferengi

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misleading title

Revisado: 07-23-21

how do you wrote a book called roboute guilliman and it's not even really about guilliman?

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Why hire an archeologist to do biology?

Revisado: 06-24-21

That, the "subplot" involving Monica that goes nowhere, and the ending without an actual resolution are the three things I have to complain about this book and prevent it from achieving a full five stars across the board for me.

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Great anthology, hit or miss readers

Revisado: 06-11-21

I really don't understand how some narrators can be so tone deaf in their reading that they can make an action scene that's supposed to be tense or frenetic into a boring slog, but unfortunately that happens throughout. Worse, the book ends ends on one such poor reader, weakening the overall presentation.

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About an hour too long with no likeable characters

Revisado: 04-26-21

"Everyone is a pretentious asshole" is neither the mark of or a prerequisite to good scifi.

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Good but could be better

Revisado: 03-25-21

At the start, it jumps around between scenes and characters so quickly without any sort of pause from the reader to indicate this, making it a little difficult to follow whose perspective you're in at first. The reader also maintains the same plodding pace regardless of whether it's a talking scene or an action scene, making action scenes more tedious than exciting. There's also so much of the full narrative of the Fall of Cadia that doesn't make it into the story that circumstances go from dire to hopeful to catastrophic without any real reason as to why.

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Hit and miss in so many ways

Revisado: 03-11-21

Lacking any more creative ideas, Alexander Freed--I mean Soran Keize--embarks on Operation: Cinder 2, Genocidal Boogaloo.

Quell finally finds her conviction.

But Wil loses his and takes over the role of frustrating wishy-washiness.

Chass is still the worst and somehow manages to end up in a relationship with Quell after three whole books of no actual chemistry or development in that direction.

Kairos is still a nothing character that fails to justify her existence in the story.

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Why bother?

Revisado: 10-06-20

I lost count of the number of times I asked myself what was going on and why it mattered. Characters are bland and boring.

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