James Dutcher

finely a book that tells the truth

Reviewed: 08-21-24

The real history of the feminist movement and how this evil was forced on us be the people who consider themselves elite. women are being forced to believe in the feminist lie, not have families, and be nothing but a wage drone. If women were given this information before they are brainwashed, they can find true happiness, not become an eternal victim.

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Great listen and Story

Reviewed: 04-12-24

The boss fight was great and very well written.
I've listened to this episode twice and most likely will listen to it a few more times.
I will miss Boxy when this series is finished.

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Outstanding Book

Reviewed: 02-12-22

I WILL buy any other books that Jorge Sanchez puts out. Great story, I loved the humor and how well everything was developed.

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Great Story

Reviewed: 11-22-21

I like the way this story is presented as a diary. I hope there is a follow on book.

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OK story

Reviewed: 11-19-21

I was not impressed with the story. Good premise, but not executed in a believable way. It got predictable in many parts. . I’m not sure if the author has ever held his breath under water, but some of the people in the story would have to be superhuman to do the underwater things described.

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Fun story, but only two books in "trilogy"

Reviewed: 11-19-21

Some of the characters are still flat and say a lot of cliché stuff. I really like that I can’t figure out where the story is going as plot twists keep me engaged. Too bad the author has lost focus on this series and there is no telling when the third book will be coming out, if ever. I would have not started listening to this trilogy if I had realized that the third book had not yet been written.

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Good Story, not so great writing

Reviewed: 11-19-21

I liked the story line and the overall story. I would like to get other books in the series, but I can't stand the author's writing style. This book is 18 hours and 56 minutes, eight hours was wasted on OVER DESCRIBING details to the point of making me say, “Get on with it!” The story jumps back and forth as one minute the story is being told in past tense then flips to present, and did I mention over describing every single thing. Well, I’m on to find something better written without painfully over describing every detail. Great performance by Christopher Grant!

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Cool Story, but only two books in the "trilogy"

Reviewed: 08-15-21

It was a great idea for a story, lost of twists and turn to keep you guessing. The one thin that brought the story down was the two women Jazz, and Jade were air heads, even though they were pilots they didn't understand the workings of their own ships. They seem to be there to make stereotypical snide comments, fly around and to shop for clothes and shoes. Too bad the author has lost focus on this series and there is no telling when the third book will be coming out, if ever. I would have not started listening to this trilogy if I had realized that the third book had not yet been written.

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Robotic and so much whining

Reviewed: 07-17-21

The narrator was so robotic and would have spoiled any half decent story, and that what this story is, half decent. The captain and the ambassador were poorly written characters. I go so sick of the ambassador and her whining and self doubt and teleporter fear that I was kind of rooting to have her killed off. The captain wasn't much better, for half the story he bumbled about and didn't shine until it was time to fight. The story was disjointed at best, things were mentioned and made to sound important, but nothing came of it, making me wonder if it was just fluff added to make the book longer.
I'll listen to the sample of the next book in the series, if it sounds like this one I guess I'll call it quits and find something else to listen to.
Yup, narrator is Jeffery Kafer and the sample has made me decide to call it quits.

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Use of weapons not realistic

Reviewed: 03-02-21

There are just too many times in this series that the weapons are not used correctly of have way too much damage. Also, Deputy Marshal Mason Raines doesn't have the ability to change with the times and keeps wanting to have an old western quick draw contest. Deputy Marshal Mason Raines also can't think ahead when it comes to weapons, he only has one pistol and one rifle. He is also able to do a barrel change on an AR-15 without any tools. The author only has book knowledge about weapons and it shows.
If it wasn’t for the Tanner and Samantha part of the story line I would have given up on this series after the first book. However, I can’t slog through anymore to hear about Tanner and Samantha.
I will not get any more of this series.

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