Hey, you! Yes, you. I got that book review about the “Unbound” you wanted me to write. Yeah, “Unbound “ was pretty cool especially if you like lots and lots of references to past and current pop culture. It was a fun read. Really neat space stuff happens in the story, bad guys, pirates, bad guys, and did I mention bad buys? And, oh! A big heist and a frame. No, not a picture frame! Who in space puts a picture in a frame? Use your digital device for pics of ma and pa and the puppy. But there ain't no ma’s and pa’s in this story. No puppies, either. Just cool space stuff. And onions. Five stars (pun intended) for the fun book and snazzy ending. DO NOT READ THE END FIRST. And if you’re wondering why I’m writing this review in this wacky way, you gotta read “Unbound.” ( )

Loved this! Action packed, fast, and exciting read. Several plot twists that I absolutely did not see coming and I love the writing style. Highly highly recommend and I do hope we get more in this style from the Author!

Unbound is a inviting novella with quick wit and interesting plot points and twists. Think Space Opera yet uplifting, without any heavy technical descriptions or unnecessary descriptive paragraphs. Temple gives this genre a new look with a more self aware narrator who somehow has gotten himself into "deeper space" than he was capable of dragging himself out of and somehow ends up on top again. Unbound is giving me the vibe of fitting perfect within the same genre as Hitchhickers Guide. Perfect for a weekend read for middle grade, young adult, and new adult. ( )

Unbound by Darryl J. W. Temple is a thrilling space comedy that takes readers on a journey through the cosmos filled with adventure, humor, and betrayal. The story follows the protagonist as he talks his way onto a pirate crew, leading to a series of hijinks that are both hilarious and captivating.
The characters are well-developed and each one brings something unique to the story. Tinks, the volatile mechanic, is particularly entertaining with her penchant for pranks and her imposing presence. Fox, on the other hand, is slow to catch on to what's happening around him, which adds to the overall humor of the story. Meanwhile, Towers, the young super genius, is a delightful surprise and adds a touch of innocence to the otherwise rough-and-tumble pirate crew.
Overall, Unbound is a quick and enjoyable read that will keep readers engaged from start to finish. The comedic elements are well-executed and the characters are memorable, making it a book that readers will remember long after they finish it. While not perfect, it is a solid four-star read that I would recommend to anyone who enjoys humorous science fiction adventures.

This is a fun, action-packed read with lots of plot twists and a good dose of humour. Although there were some errors, they weren't overly distracting. I hope there will eventually be a sequel. I'd love to read more about this crew! ( )