"There are better"
Unless you have a deep interest in extra-terrestrial aliens who look like lizards and speak poor English, you might find some of Mr. Turtledove's other alternative histories of more interest (The American Empire trilogy, for example). This book just seems rather silly.
"Are we done, yet?"
This series, which began with such promise in Area 51, has become rather long in the alien's tooth. This is mindless fiction, of course, but the story is difficult to follow, and then you realize, why bother? The various good and bad aliens and their earth bound allies and clones have just become tedious.
"Churn, churn, churn"
This is another in the terrorist, evil doer government, moralist assassin genre. Unfortunately, the book is just silly and ridiculous. David Baldacci can churn them out. Spend your casual reading time with Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, or Thomas Perry instead. You will be glad you did.
"2012, but better"
It is the year of the end, but this is far better than the movie. The sociologic anachronisms are a little camp, but the story has aged very well. If you enjoy this type of older, science fiction-adventure story, read "Space Prison" by Tom Godwin. It is available for free on Kindle. You will enjoy it.
"Not great"
Nelson DeMille has written many very good novels like By the Rivers of Babylon and The Lion's Game. Unfortunately, this is not one of them. The story is a bit silly, and the surly, unorthodox, Mark Hammer like detective just becomes annoying as the tale progresses.
"Superman"
Mitch Rapp again fights for truth, justice, and the American way. He has a job fighting enemies, foreign and domestic. It is too bad his character probably does not exist in reality. This triller continues his saga, and it is very well done. A sequel must be in the works.
"Nearly Finished"
After listening to another zombie devastation story for nearly eleven hours, I could have finished it. However, I decided that the two hours it would have taken were better spent humming to myself.
"Where is Black Jack When We Need Him?"
Black Jack Geary might have wished to have remained in survival sleep. Fighting the Syndics, Aliens, and and dealing with his own possibly duplicitous government seem too much for one man. But he does it. You will enjoy his story. If you are new to this space opera, you should begin with The Lost Fleet: Dauntless.
"Don't Worry"
Don't spend your time worrying about our country's multi-trillion dollar deficits, an Iranian nuclear weapon, or global whining. Instead, listen to this very well written, clever, entertaining, somewhat thoughtful, and even romantic novel. The narration by William Dufris is excellent. His characterization of the drill sergeant in Part 1 is a treat.
"Painfully Dreadful"
If you enjoyed John Birmingham's "Without Warning" and were looking forward to this book, don't. The plot, characters, and dialogue of "After America" could be written by an intellectually challenged high school English class. Worse than reading it, however, is listening to it. It would be laughable if you hadn't wasted one credit for the privilege. President Kipper sounds like an angst ridden, mealy mouthed Jimmy Carter. The Emir (a very bad person) has an almost parodied Yiddish, borsht belt accent. There are many entertaining science fiction, apocalyptic, time travel books with which to waste time. This is not one of them. It makes one almost want to read "War and Peace."