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monotonous story lines

Revisado: 05-06-24

the main personality story lines that keep repeating between battles are killing me. the author keeps writing the same arguments between Black Jack and co president. it's so boring, and wild to be repeating it literally after every battle. overall, the struggle to get back home and the alien intent continues. basically the same as the previous books advancing at a glacier pace

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This is the end?

Revisado: 01-31-23

I am so confused. I can't believe the end to this epic series was wrapped up so easily, and almost non-chalantly - I had to go to RC Brays facebook page to discover if that was the finale book. Now I am here finding I am not alone in feeling jyp'd on a proper ending for this universe(?) I am sure they will be more, let's hope....i mean what is going to happen with the kitties, spiders and earth?

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Meh

Revisado: 02-14-20

Mildly interesting story, However, I am having a hard time with the dialogue, it's pedestrian and predictable. I can't even finish this one. there are better books like Expeditionary Force, The Synchronicity War, Fear the Sky

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Meh

Revisado: 02-14-20

Mildly interesting story, However, I am having a hard time with the dialogue, it's pedestrian and predictable. I can't even finish this one. there are better books like Expeditionary Force, The Synchronicity War, Fear the Sky

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poor production and acting

Revisado: 09-27-19

the production quality is pretty low. and with the exception of RC Bray, the other actors sound like they are reading the script. I could further elaborate on this but I'd rather not. this story is not an optional listen to continue with the series. you'll have to listen to it. overall the story was good. if it was read instead of acted in an audio drama, it would likely be a short story.

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Meh.

Revisado: 08-27-19

I'm sorry to say that this story was fairly meaningless, I had predicted the outcome of the story pretty early in the story and in the end it was not very satisfying. half way through I was yearning for it to end and only near the end it became interesting then petered out. Bray is excellent as usual.

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disappointing story

Revisado: 05-18-18

first off, RC Bray is superb as usual. but my biggest problem with this story is that there are 500+ human survivors living in an airship for 250 years and somehow many of them don't know each other. I'm pretty sure if you lived in a small airship all your life you would not only know all of them, but they would probably be your family mostly cousins. also, somehow in 250 years there are monsters that quickly evolved. many story points and obstacles conveniently solved, unexplained, or not fleshed out. this wasn't that great. feels like a bad movie.

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Best one Yet?!

Revisado: 02-27-18

Fun story that was totally unpredictable. lots of laugh out loud lines of dialogue between Skippy and Joe. RC Bray has a hard time with British accents but nailed the accent for bad kitties! 5 star story but so many obvious questions about the roach motel are left un-asked and unanswered. Monkeys kick-ass! Will be sad when this ride ends.

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Great Story, but anti-climactic

Revisado: 04-18-17

I have been loving this entire series. I guess this is the final book and was a bit anti-climactic. The final battle against the Xaros was just seemingly small and easy. Malahl's pivitol role was really just a kind of throw away. He pushed a button and 'poof' problem solved. He re-wrote some code - 'poof'- disaster averted. Xaros masters ended up being super weak. Overall an anti-climatic finish. But time was spent wrapping up the characters, leaving room for additional stories to be written. Fantastic series overall and I have dedicated over a year of listening. Luke Daniels is a master narrator. A bit slow sometimes. He sounds great at 1.1x speed however :)

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Good book

Revisado: 04-10-17

I really enjoyed this story. However, Book 2 is not very action packed like book 1 was. Most of the action is short lived or explained as have been already occurred. The foreshadowing gives away the outcome before you've heard what the details of a battle are and that's not exciting. Action sequences would be more exciting if told as it unfolds. Save the story telling device for exposition. Some predictable parts, but overall I see an ominous mystery unfolding making this book feel more like the "2nd Act" of a trilogy. After an entire book the secondary characters don't feel much apart of the story, no major relationships have emerged to the surface but...Skippy is still Magnificent. RC Bray is too, despite his attempt at a proper English accent, haha. Weird having Darth Vader appear too (just kidding)

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