Dennis Phelan

Our future?

Revisado: 04-14-25

I enjoyed the story as I think it could be our future. I also liked it as it offers a plausible background story to “The Expanse”. (my favorite story) but in the expanse, Mars is a separate self-governing world at the beginning of the story and this story definitely could be how it came to be. I also see he has another series (The Belt) which is about the mining of the asteroid belt introduced in this series, but also is the third leg of the Expanse story. I need to read that one too.

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Van truly becomes a master

Revisado: 01-24-25

I thought this was one of the better books in the series. Van seems to be taking charge of his position and making progress settling some of his old battles. I am looking forward to some of van’s family life, but I realize he has to fix the guild before that comes.

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Decent story not well presented

Revisado: 01-18-25

I was disappointed in this book. I like the author and have read almost all of his Backyard Starship and Peace Maker Wars series. While the story always made me anxious for the next chapter, the self examination dialogue of the main character wasn’t something I liked. I am not sure if it was the story or the presentation, but I am resisting buying the next book.

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Great background

Revisado: 12-26-24

Really liked the background explanation especially Peter Kashrinko. It really helps with reading the story

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And the story becomes more complicated

Revisado: 09-15-24

I am not sure how I like adding more twists to the story line, especially the part about Perry’s increased memory and what it contains. I did like where they made Van’s grandfather a good guy that worked behind the scenes doing the work of a guild master. So now I guess that Van is a guild master? I am reading the Guild Wars series which is about Van’s grandfather as his career is beginning. At some point I hope to encounter his grandfather doing things mentioned by Van.

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What a story

Revisado: 08-28-24

I found the story hard to follow and understand until near the end. I think the story is a supreme race (the Gods) give mankind (lead by an individual) the opportunity to serve them, but the individual is determined to destroy the Gods no matter how long it takes. Mankind is told they will be spread across the universe and can only communicate through the individual. This is like the Expanse on steroids. It amazes me how the authors can think this material up and live among us normal people. I am interested to see where this story goes.

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Same story

Revisado: 07-16-24

The story line is getting somewhat repetitive and slow. I will continue to read the books, but only because I have read so many, I hate to waste the investment,

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One of the best

Revisado: 11-08-23

This was an amazing story of man’s interface with machine existence. I don’t know how Ken Lozito can think up the complex devices that make this story flow as smoothly as it does and I really don’t how Ken Lozito lives in our real boring world.

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It just keeps getting better

Revisado: 10-26-23

I have enjoyed every book in this series with this one being my favorite. The author is skilled at putting together a storyline that is entertaining and interesting at the same time. I highly recommend this series

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Another great book of a great series

Revisado: 08-01-23

I like the way the books tell a continuing story. The only sad part is having to wait for the next book

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