Review from Dark Defiance →
The story had a few glimpses and spots where it started to get interesting but would slip back in to whining, wandering dialog. Overall this was just not a story I could get through. The narrator seemed to preform the story well, the tone however was just not comfortable for me to listen to. I..
What would have made Fight to Live: A Post-Apocalyptic Thriller better? A new Plot. What could Dave Bowman have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you? There is enough violence in America today, lower the kill rate. Did Andrew Tell do a good job differentiating all the characters? How? Some yes and..
The storyline was predictable and juvenile but good. The person reading the story was horrible. It sounded like a narrator reading over a children’s book. The character voices were bad and lacked personality. The only difference between characters was the use of deep voices for the males.
Review from Zombie Ever After →
Andrew Tell has the same emotionless voice for every single situation in the book. Excited?- dull. Angry?- dull. Hordes of zombies out to kill everybody?-dull.
I went into this understanding that the book was going to heavy with stereotypical manga tropes. However, I couldn’t even get to the main plot, let alone finish the whole book because the writing was just that bad – I’m a pretty stubborn person but Nightblade defeated me. The story sounds like it was written..
Review from And Then She Was Gone →
Perfect character… ugh! High school kid knows EVERYTHING! Hated this and narration sucks. Computer like voice. Just awful!!
i have purchase many many books on Audible before i saw where u can return the ones u dont like. Audible has a number on the ones you dont like. Nit right, really sucks.
So after the first girl he ever loved was brutally abused and raped after he left her he leaves his next girl on the most dangerous mission possible to fend for herself while he chills on a island.
Review from Nightblade →
This was 4 hours worth of book stretched to 13 with too much yammering and a narrator reading at the slowest possible speed
My apologies to Ms. Hamilton, but this book just did not grab me at all. It dragged on. This biggest issue that I had with this audiobook was listening to the narrator. I guess it’s just me, but his voice almost made my ears bleed. People don’t talk like that these days and if they..