D. R. Stanley

Terrible

Revisado: 11-11-21

So badly narrated it is impossible to describe. The story itself is pedestrian. Don’t waste a credit.

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Total Cop of Craig Alansen

Revisado: 09-27-21

RC Bray clearly enjoyed doing this book and he saves an otherwise pedestrian cop of the Expeditionary Force series. An omniscient AI rifle? Clever by half.

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Simply Terrible

Revisado: 09-09-20

This book was so badly narrated that I was unsure as to the actual quality of the story. That is, I was unsure until the end when the author channels Clive Cussler and concocts something so totally improbable that I had to listen a second time to be sure I wasn't missing something. Nope! Just stupid.

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Well Read Garbage

Revisado: 08-06-20

I’ve enjoyed many in Thor’s series but this effort was simply mailed in. Mostly filler. Just awful.

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What's Not To Love....However

Revisado: 04-30-20

I have really enjoyed this series. Alanson's writing and story are top notch with lots of action, interesting interplay, great characters, outstanding dialog and R.C. Bray is the perfect narrator. So why the caveat? After 9 novels I'm starting to wear out. If this story is endless or transitions without a clear resolution I will be sorely disappointed. I know you have a winner here Craig but isn't it about time to wrap this up? One or perhaps two more -- tops.

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Mailing It In

Revisado: 07-02-19

Come on Brad! This was trite and you know it. Up your game. Better read than written.

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Engaging Story

Revisado: 06-26-19

The story was engaging, character development was generally good although a bit trite in a few instances. Perhaps that is due to the teenage nature of some of the characters. Wheaton does a marvelous job with New England accents but his Russian sounds like a Klingon attempting Pig Latin. The story is somewhat of a Perils of Pauline at times attempting too hard to keep up action. The author should develop more ebb and flow to enrich this tale. I am likely to try another in the series, but I'll voice this concern up front: I'm all in for a trilogy but not an Odyssey.

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No Mas

Revisado: 09-22-18

I burnt 3 credits on this series. Won’t waste another. Story waivers between interesting and ludicrous. Scott Brick becomes a cliche of himself by over dramatizing some passages that just can’t be saved. To sum up my thoughts: dolphins jump the shark.

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Video Game?

Revisado: 03-03-17

This book is simply terrible. One suspects the author is recording the action of a video game once played to conclusion. The descriptions are trite when not grossly redundant. The action quickly becomes laborious. Punch my hacker card cause I listened to the end, but only to prove I could. Will not purchase another in this series, by this author or by this narrator. To be fair, not even Scott Brick could have saved this piece of trash.

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Clussler Jumps the Shark

Revisado: 11-28-16

As with all Scott Brick read books this is an easy listen. This is typical of Cussler's fun yarns, good story and fun to escape to. I just have to call this one out on a most ridiculous and laughable scene/chapter that had me declaring out loud "No!!!!! He didn't do that!" Jumped the shark with this one.

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