Exo-Hunter

This was such a fun book. If you're a fan of the 80s you will love all of the references. Jeremy Robinson has this brilliant way of blending action and humour that is showcased perfectly in this story. It's fun sci-fi that will keep you captivated until the very end.


RC Bray was fantastic as usual. The way he brings these characters to life and gives them each a unique and entertaining voice is astounding. That being said, and no disrespect to Bray because like I said, he was brilliant, but I would have liked to have seen some diverse casting with this audiobook since the premise of the book is that Dark Horse, the main character, is the last black man. A part from that, it was a wonderful listen with no production issues.

Space. Nazis. In The Future! I didn't think there was much new ground that The Modern Day Master of Science Fiction, Jeremy Robinson, had left to cover. I was wrong. He hadn't covered space Nazis in the future yet, and that has now been corrected in truly awesome fashion. This one has everything you would expect from a tale of late 80s Special Forces soldiers being thrust 1,000 years into a future where the Nazis eventually came back, destroyed Earth... and are trying to take over the entire galaxy. Some Firefly, a good dose of WALL-E, and a few key callbacks to other previous Robinson books (easily explained in context, but then you're going to want to go read those books too :) ). And a pair of significant cameos at the end that could signal that Robinson is FINALLY about to give us another Avengers Level Event soon! All told, one of Robinson's more fun books to date, which is saying quite a bit, and very much recommended.