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good story-always a twist

Revisado: 02-19-25

this story always kept me guessing. my predictions of what is next never worked. I immediately download book 3.

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Very entertaining story, Great use of logical, but outside the box thinking.

Revisado: 10-14-24

I really enjoyed the author's " turns of phrase" and the way he uses the language to convey thoughts. Very refreshing. Mr. Honsinger is one of my favorite yarn spinners.

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Great story and narration!

Revisado: 07-23-23

This book was Thoroughly enjoyable and entertaining. Very imaginative story. Outstanding narration.
Most syfi fans will like this book.

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Thank you, Gad Saad

Revisado: 04-18-22

What a relief to hear someone not afraid to speak the truth and who is encouraging others to do so. This book should be on the reading list for every school, as early as students can comprehend it.

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Most enjoyable.

Revisado: 12-24-20

Excellent nail biter. It leads the reader to anticipate the next challenge. I thoroughly enjoyed this story.

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Wow! Never learned of this in history classes.

Revisado: 11-12-20

A very interesting, angering and saddening review of the absolutely appalling treatment of native Americans by the U.S. government and settlers. Although atrocities appeared rampant by both sides, one could have wished for a more reasonable and higher-minded response by authorities. WHAT a tragedy! I wonder if we learned anything as a people.
Thank you to O’Reilly and Dugard for opening my eyes. Narration, by Petkoff and O’Reilly, was excellent!!

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Revisado: 05-02-20

A very entertaining story, full of Interesting magical ideas and political intrigue; thought-provoking and well-performed. I enjoyed it and it’s precursor, immensely.

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Not All There

Revisado: 07-17-19

The editing of this book was atrocious. The book is a jumble of incomplete, disjointed thoughts and unfinished sentences. It is extremely difficult to follow. I would be uncomfortable, if not downright ashamed, to offer this book for a public reading. It sounded as if the narrator did not pre-read the book and had no idea of the meanings of the many of the words he was using. The "science" behind the book is not. The author needs to explain things much more clearly and provide cogent descriptions of the ideas.

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The MOST fun I've had listening to a space story.

Revisado: 07-10-14

What did you love best about To Honor You Call Us?

I really liked the characters in the story. The Captain of the Cumberland is a no-nonsense warrior who has a heart but good common sense and is an uncannily crafty tactician. The physician is very well-written and provides an excellent counterpoint to the captain. I am also very fond of the Task Force Admiral, a scurrilous curmudgeon.

What was one of the most memorable moments of To Honor You Call Us?

I laughed heartily at the Admiral's diatribe in this first book of the two. As a former naval officer, I can absolutely identify with the speech and the situation under which it was delivered.

What about Ray Chase’s performance did you like?

The narration was OUTSTANDING! Mr. Chase definitely has a knack for bringing the characters to life. I thoroughly enjoyed his gruff-voiced Robicheau and his portrayal of the admiral. BZ!

Any additional comments?

One other thing - The author's inclusion of several references to other sci-fi and fantasy works was very pleasing to me. I derived a great deal of pleasure from the fact that someone was as fond of those works as I.

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