Same as before, no growth

The writer has a formula for this series and by god he sticks to it.

Magill wakes up in Georgia, Magill hears / sees someone, that someone is this person, storyline everyone is interested in, called to headquarters, blamed for something / arrested. Out of jail free card / break out, war, Graves suspicious / upset about equipment “ignore that Magill knows Graves is a revolutionary the whole book”, sex Torav, side-booty interest, angry torav, sex torav, war, Magill dumb, Magill saves, war done, home, back to storyline everyone wants to know about, go see brain boobs.

Magill has saved the world multiple times. Everyone will perm him to save their career in spite of that. Magill is so Dick driven he makes the same mistakes every book within a few chapters each book. There is a lack of humanity in this series that is disturbing. Wonder if they’ve lost it due to so many revivals.

Will listen to next book.

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Weak work from Atelier Larson

Weakest of the 18 books, certainly - least clever, most holes in the plot, most gross and predictable of the bunch. BV needs to supervise his writers better - or the series will die, soon. I will be back for his next one, but maybe it’s time to stop.

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Another great story.

These books never let me down. This is another great installment in the undying mercenary series. It continually progresses and is always entertaining. Even the ending on this one was a bit of a surprise. Only downside is now I have to wait for the next one. I hope it’s quick.

19 books in and can't wait for the next one

Most of the first 19 were great and worst of them were still very good. This book keeps up the string. Can't wait for book 20.

Jungle World

Mark Boyett always does an excellent job in interpreting the story. always looking forward to the next chapter in the series.

I really enjoyed this one

The plot moved along nicely. The jokes are great. Keep them coming. Same formula but it's what makes undying mercenaries great.

Classic UM

This series is just so fun! Ended on one of the better cliffhangers of the series, too!

Same Story different number

If you have never listened to any books in this series buy this book. If you have listened to books in this series before save your credits. The only things that seem to change are the names of the worlds. Same characters, same protagonists, same romances.

Someone check on Mr Larson, he ain’t all there.

I’ve been a big fan of BV over the years. Listened to a dozen at least. But the past few books are just sad. They’re perfect for doing yard work or construction jobs around the house. You can walk away for several minutes and not miss a thing. Knowing in the next chapter he’ll just end up repeating everything he said before. He introduces a character and explains every detail about their personality, then a chapter later he’s describing in excruciating length why they act the way they do. He already explained that less than an hour ago. If you cut out all of the redundant unnecessary explanations of things we already know the books would be half or a third their final length. The main character will tell us what he’s going to do then when he finally gets around to doing it he acts like he just came up with the idea or it wasn’t even his idea. It’s like spending the afternoon with a dementia patient. You listen to the same stories over and over again and pretend like you’ve never heard them before so as not to hurt their feelings. Someone please let B.V. know it’s time to retire. Or at least get someone to edit the repetitive stuff out.

Old James Miguel

This was an awesome addition to the story. I cannot wait for the next book to come out.