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I enjoyed this book and the others in the series. The characters are appealing and the dialogue is worth quoting. The narrator is easy on my ears. I hope many others will give this series a listen.

spoiler I don’t care about alex. I understand he’s the current villain . still don’t care

another great addition to a great series. when’s the next one coming out Mr bagwell?!?!

best side quest by far . Frank is a monster . this has to be my favorite series. best IV Hurd in a long time.

Bentley Little dies a great job of getting you into the story and not missing a beat with the details. The storyline progresses in a way that is easy to follow but isn’t easy to see coming. The narrator does a good job of conveying the emotions of the characters and keeping the story moving.

A very Barronian narrative that involves morally & ethically objectionable covert scientific research, corrupt government (aka government) agencies attempting to kill our protagonist(s), Elder Gods from other dimensions of time & space, classic noir developments, and no less than a baker’s dozen double-crosses as well as a body count that would make a Quentin Tarantino..

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Deathly enjoy the pacing of the book, It built up very well to be end each area feeling like that was the pain clock until you found another one.

Honestly had me from start to finish. Writing was compelling and the action was epic. A seriously great side book to the main books and I can’t wait to see more from this artist.

have followed this series since the beginning and after book 1 everything gets better… don’t stop.

Love Little’s other work such as The Store and thought the concept of The Ignored was promising but upon listening it fell flat. The parts with those terrorists was strangely inconsistent with the main character’s personality. The story never fully developed imo. Disappointed.