I’m making an exception with this novel because of the iconic nature of it. If I don’t like a book, I don’t finish it, so I don’t think any review from me would be fair at that point. The world is a dark enough space, without adding to it with negativity. I try not to write reviews for books I can’t give at least 4 Grenades too. This story was a hard one for me to review, and I considered not writing it.

I’ll be working on my next project, but more about that in the days to come. I’ll let you know more when I can, but that’s all I can say for now. Ideally it’ll be off with the publisher before the month is over. I hope everyone enjoys it too, which you can still buy for 99c here! Finally, I recently hit “the end” on my super-duper secret project, sent it off to the editor, and now it’s back! So yesterday I began the editing process, which I hope to finish this month. But at least I have new projects to distract me! In addition to finishing the Sleeping Legion, I had an anthology that I’m in published a month ago. It’s harder than I thought, we’ve spent every waking moment together for the last two years. Lance Scipio and I have had a good run, but now I’ve got to let him go.

It’s a bittersweet day, as I close the chapter on one series and move on to the next. As I write this, I’m trying not to go crazy from the emotional roller coaster that ending my series has become. Hey Space Cadets, here is the next installment in my series of book reviews.

LAST CALL FOR THE MONSTER WITHIN ANTHOLOGY.

Starship troopers audio book