Fast, Entertaining and Loud.
589490
A fast, fun read. It starts with a brawl and a leap from a skyscraper in New York City; as the plot thickens, we eventually get entangled in a gigantic, raging space battle near the planet Saturn. Evil corporations, androids, a human immortal and more exploding ammo than World War II. The main character is a 3,000-year-old greek soldier with a secret identity. In flashbacks, you get to know a lot about his long life -- the loves, failures and redeemptions a well as his penchant for getting into fist fights and wars. The book is testorone flooded. The female characters join in on some of the fun, but it is mostly a boy's game of interplanetary cops and robbers.
1163559
Music that makes you want to drive fast, drink hard, and wear sh**kickers into the mosh pit. Cowpunk, fast and hard, with catchy lyrics, and eminently sing-alongable.  On semi-permanent rotation in my CD player.
4823761
Very entertaining.  There were so many stories going on that you never lost interest, the pace was fast, it was funny, sad, shocking. Would definitely recommend.
652037
Reading book six, immediately caused me to order book seven. Hearne is a master of fast paced "Brain Bubblegum". The protagonists are endearing and the action non-stop. A fun read from start to finish.
617512
this was a fast paced read that pulled in from the first page. entertaining, timely and with likeable and fun characters. recommend to others.
1701758
I like stories that move  and this fast paced thriller was no slacked. The pace was perfectly orchestrated from start to finish, the characters were interesting and engaging, and the plot was entertaining. Great job.
1319695
Did someone mention loud!  LOL. Bring your ear plugs if you will be cheering for a while.
4827253
I always chose a line from the book that either sums it up or gives a realistic flavor and feel of the story. Faster and faster until we were hurtling at near ludicrous speed. It doesn't take long before this story gets up to speed, hurtling around the Galaxy, defending settlers, ramming pirates or simply rescuing captives from the bugs. It's fast, it's fun and filled with  (dare I say?) ludicrous action! It's a big bold tale of multi cultural and multi dimensional characters doing what they think is right even if they all don't agree. Now this story in a word "Enjoyable"
2719970
Sooooo much speed; sooooo many notes... Don't show off; just tell the story. Sing the story. Less is more.
1574626
Fast moving and exciting! A compelling, fun read.
492775
I found this book refreshing in that it avoided lots of tech jargon or explanations, you just accepted they way things are. The lead character is strong but not overly so, the pace of the book is fast, the plot and storyline entertaining and believable. All in all a good but un-demanding  read. I look forward to the next book.
3452901
For those who like to hear and/or communicate using the f word at record pace of 57 times per minute, a delight.
For the rest of us vulgar.
14067
This was a high speed, low drag bundle of fun that just spread across the pages with ease. Everything happens at a fast pace and with great precision, just like the PRIMAL operatives. Of you're looking for a fun read with plenty of action, then this series is for you. It's nice seeing the bad guys getting what they deserve.
3466049
the fast rap is fun and easy to follow. The music is great to exercise to and stay awake when driving long distances.
1479421
I would recommend this game very highly.  I couldn't believe how fast I could be distracted.  It's a lot of fun.
626187
The first time I listened to this recording, for the first few seconds of No. 70 I thought the tempo was ridiculously fast, even laughable. But I kept listening and I was hooked by the energy of the whole thing. Thomas Fey takes it fast not to show off how fast his orchestra can play, but because he genuinely has a lot of energy for this music and it's infectious. Other recordings now sound too slow to me, like Bela Drahos on Naxos. For No. 75, Fey's performance is also fast, but I also like the slower performance by Helmut Muller-Bruhl on Naxos. I haven't listened to No. 73 "La Chasse" as much, I tend to prefer Haydn's lesser known works. This disc is worth it for No. 70 alone. It is such a good performance it even inspired me to write a Symphony in D major.
631598
Good, entertaining, and a quick read. Tongue in cheek where still attached to the mouth. Going for Book 2. Enjoy.