Craig Callahan

Great story

Revisado: 11-17-24

Great story, virtual voice wasn’t all that good but the story was worth it. Great twist in the story and the ending was really good.

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Very depressing listen

Revisado: 08-26-24

If you’re looking for something that is uplifting or an enjoyable experience listening to, this audiobook isn’t it.
It’s very detailed world building as are the characters in this book. Just keeping track of the characters is a challenge especially because of the names used. If continued failures are something that you find interesting this is your type of story.

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Very entertaining

Revisado: 07-30-24

The story builds at a good pace with character development. Lead character is an example of all the pieces of what makes a good leader. Identify a problem, develop options, take appropriate action. Looking forward to the next book.

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Nice start to a new series

Revisado: 04-09-24

Character development was a little vague. Hope the next book will have more depth. The ending left a little to be desired. Should have just said “to be continued “.

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Great prequel

Revisado: 12-24-23

Gave a good foundation for the following series. Sets the stage for the grandson’s character. Can’t wait for the next book of this series.

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Progressive woke climate change in time travel

Revisado: 12-14-23

This could have been a very interesting concept for a book if the author hadn’t gotten political with the failed conclusion of man’s effect on the climate. With so many people who live in their little bubble of information I’m sure those low information thinkers may find this scenario plausible regardless of what true science has clearly demonstrated.

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Descriptive overload

Revisado: 11-30-23

First, I’m a Dean Koontz fan. That being said, the amount of pontification to describe mundane parts of the story was over the top. The bloviating to describe scenes did not add to the story line and more often distracted from it. It was almost like an author trying to make a word count not painting a picture for the reader’s mind.
Still a Koontz fan, hope the next book flows better.

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Hard to get through!

Revisado: 07-03-23

There is so much wasted text. The author pontificates and rambles on and on about nothing that contributes to the story. The lead character’s unrealistic response to those trying to kill him is so altruistic it becomes a character flaw instead of a attribute. I’m surprised he doesn’t find a tree to hug.

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Can’t fix stupid!

Revisado: 05-31-23

The Knights Templars are the bad guys? Really! The author is terribly uninformed or ignorant. Or….he has an agenda. As the title of this review says, “you can’t fix stupid” so to try to educate the author would be pointless.

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Progressive projection

Revisado: 04-07-23

Written by an author who projects the results of progressive fascist activism and the failure it (communism, socialism) always brings and attempts to place it on God and conservatives. If you’re a woke snowflake this is the book for you. If you actually have a brain this should be a hard pass.

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