Steven Sullivan

The story grows on you

Revisado: 05-07-22

At first I was not captivated by the story, it seemed simply to be another new world experience. As I listened, the story contained interesting relationships that drew me in to want to know more.

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Not one off his better books

Revisado: 03-19-22

The author has a talent for writing interesting works, but this one lacks the hook to pull you in and drags through certain parts. Charter development is shallow, making it difficult to cheer or hate for them.

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Sound production annoying

Revisado: 02-26-22

I understand what they attempted to do mimcc crosstalk but it comes off annoying and making the story hard to follow

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Terrible dialogue

Revisado: 12-27-19

A book should have 3 things: a good plot, good character development and good dialogue. The dialogue was so poor I couldn’t even finish two chapters.

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Great new series

Revisado: 11-02-19

I love the Monster Hunter series and I have found Larry Correia's new Saga of the Forgotten Warrior to be an even better series. His character development and action create a compelling story of a world of inequalities, honorable, powerful, heroes, and villains.

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Weak attempt to bring closure to this series

Revisado: 06-17-18

Overall the Gideon Crew series has been another masterpiece for Preston & Child in character development and creative plots. Unfortunately, this edition may be their weakest. They come across as trying too hard to end the series instead of using the strengths of the series to tell a compelling story.

A word to authors, Crew has became my favorite character surpassing Pendergast. Both characters have the ability to see things that others do not. Pendergast approaches situations with refinement and a Sherlock like interpretation of details. Crew exhibits a human, if not reckless with a plan, handling of situations to manipulate them to successful outcomes. While Pendergast might leave you in awe and aloft, Crew draws you into his adventures and life. I certainly hope that Preston & Child continue the keep Crew around.

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Mass Effect in name only

Revisado: 03-06-18

If story had been marketed as a sci-fi story dealing with hopes and struggles of survival on a doomed colony ship, it could have been a better story. As a part of the Mass Effect series, I was disappointed. I kept expecting the scourage to show up for a life and death battle on the ship, and they were a no show except for damage to the ships in passing.

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Slow start but story becomes rich

Revisado: 12-23-17

While I really enjoyed Sanderson’s the Reckoners series, I thought I would try this series. At first I found the story slow to develop and nearly stopped listening. I kept with it and found it became a very rich story with many twists and turns. By the end I knew I wanted to get the next book in the series.

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Disappointing end to the trilogy

Revisado: 09-02-17

This is a disappointing end to Rho Agenda Assimunlation or a bad prologue to the the next continuation of Rho Agenda series. In this book the story moves in several different directions that fail to contrubute to an effective closing and like the story the main characters end by beginning three new journeys. The book contains interesting developments and the performance is superb. Unfortunately, it flows like three stories loosely associated.

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Not Ryk Browns best

Revisado: 07-01-17

As a fan of the Frointer Saga, I have really enjoyed Ryk Brown books. This book was not up to his prior standards. I found the character dialogue nearly childish and repetitive. The enemy action illogical, and the popular characters acting like tired old people.I kept asking myself did Ryk really write this one.

I furthermore learned the value of a good narrator. The prior books were narrated by Jeffery Kafar, who gave energy to the characters. The switch to use David Drummond was a big mistake. David brought an old sound to the characters, which often threw me off looking for the character voice rendition by Jeffery. If they continue to use David, I don't think I will continue to listen to the series.

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