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emitchellwrites's review
5.0
If you read the acknowledgments, you'll see my name. I mention that upfront because I don't want this review to be tainted by the fact I know Jessie.
I read this story in an early incarnation and again in it's polished form. Somehow, Manu's adventure got richer with the edits she'd done from then to now. I didn't think there was much to change then. Her characters are so full of life that as you close the soft cover after the last sentence, you find yourself wondering where they are at that very moment.
The next book in the Durga System series is on my kindle and daring me not to read it today. I'm too old for dares, but I still may give in.
I read this story in an early incarnation and again in it's polished form. Somehow, Manu's adventure got richer with the edits she'd done from then to now. I didn't think there was much to change then. Her characters are so full of life that as you close the soft cover after the last sentence, you find yourself wondering where they are at that very moment.
The next book in the Durga System series is on my kindle and daring me not to read it today. I'm too old for dares, but I still may give in.
clacksee's review
5.0
Manu takes a gig putting a hit on one of the planet's top crime lords. But when the intended target foils his attempt, Manu finds himself working for the guy instead.
This sci-fi heist novella delivers more twists and spills than a plate of spaghetti. Be ready to have your socks blown off.
Readers of Lindsay Buroker's Star Nomad and John Wilker's Any Job Will Do will love this one.
This sci-fi heist novella delivers more twists and spills than a plate of spaghetti. Be ready to have your socks blown off.
Readers of Lindsay Buroker's Star Nomad and John Wilker's Any Job Will Do will love this one.
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