Elsa Foston

Touching. Emotional. Heartbreaking.

Revisado: 10-24-19

This work is so well written and so masterfully executed it moved me to tears. This is a very difficult subject to write about, not only because of content but because it is the grim reality many people lived with day to day.
Morally and socially conscious about the atrocities human kind is capable of, this work lets us taste the heartache and despair that not only the victims felt, in a way, but also the hopelessness of those who are still waiting for their return.

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May your parallel lines never intercept!

Revisado: 10-23-19

This trilogy was quite exciting, entertaining, humorous, and even surprising. Many of the supporting characters are multi dimensional. Zieja never looses the sarcasm when telling a story full with introspection, morality and even wisdom, which leaves you with the understanding that reality is absurd.

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By Newtown's Apple!

Revisado: 10-16-19

Oh. My. Science. Who would have ever thought calculus and math jargon could be so funny?
In this second installment of the Failure trilogy, the absurdity of military life and politics play humorously and sarcastically throughout situations that are oddly relatable, even though the setting is futuristic and out of this world, literally.
Zieja has an incredible knack for satire. I'm truly looking forward to the third book in the series.

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Humorous and exciting

Revisado: 10-11-19

I couldn't put down this book from the moment I got it. I am ex-Navy and I found many relatable scenes. The main character, R. W. Rogers is hilarious. The story line takes what it seems boring routine into something unexpected. Definitely looking forward to reading the rest of the trilogy.

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Inspirational

Revisado: 05-17-19

I really like this short podcasts series on finding your bliss. Each day you get prompted with a different ideas or stages that open your imagination to more possibilities.

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Good advice

Revisado: 05-15-19

The advice and techniques given are really simple to apply (but of course, not easy) in our lives. This work is in line with more advanced concepts, like the Law of Attraction. I think it's just long enough to listen as an affirmation or a reminder every time we get in the hamster wheel of negative thinking or worse, depression.

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Informative

Revisado: 05-14-19

It is presented as a "podcast " or audio/radio show covering different topics about the Dark Web. I was totally unaware this existed so it's been quite fascinating to listen to this work.

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Informative

Revisado: 05-14-19

It is presented as a "podcast " or audio/radio show covering different topics about the Dark Web. I was totally unaware this existed so it's been quite fascinating to listen to this work.

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Better than I thought

Revisado: 05-12-19

A combination of narration and interview-like talks, this work delves into how nature helps our stressed minds to focus on its beauty, wonder, vastness... long enough ~three days~ to let us heal the mind, body, and soul.

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Insightful

Revisado: 05-11-19

I find myself wishing Mr. Casey was still around. He had such an amazing insight. while it's true we all are capable of learning to be more spiritual, more intune with our higher self, it's not easy to "get there." I am eternally grateful for his legacy, is such an inspiration on my own path to enlightenment.

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