Review from Awaken Online: Happy →
1st 6hr is training stats & ability growth ALL ALONE, with VERY LITTLE character interaction, MC takes 5hr to even get 1 level & 7hr till a 2nd character is introduced = WOW how can anyone think that’s INTERESTING !!! PERFORMANCE: yet again, It’s HARD to tell who is who & INPOSSABLE if multiple characters..
Review from The Cannons Roar →
Fort Sumter – everyone knows this as the beginning of the American Civil War. But there was more than just the Confederate government deciding to fire on the fort. There were months negotiations, and a lot of different opinions on the matter. Bruce Chadwick walks through what led up to the firing on Fort Sumter,..
Review from The Store →
Narrator did a great job. Story was predictable at times, but kept my attention. Overall a good listen.
Review from Hellion →
Story is GREAT & 1 of the best in this series or others from this world; but it has the 1 MAJOR flaw that ALL the books do & that’s made MUCH worse by having ALL the major characters, from all the former books in this 1: you CAN NOT tell who is who, from..
Review from Scorpion in the Sea →
Great story with someone who should know about the Navy. Those of us who don’t wish that it was pure fiction, but have our doubts.
What a great book and enjoyable listen. Parenti is the best and I highly recommend
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
I enjoyed this book. Jason goes to the dark side after a fit of unfair events and wrecks a city. Now, he’s the king of the undead and defending his new home. Meanwhile, that AI, Alfred, is up to something.
Review from Young Apostate →
while it may have been necessary to tell the story, I didn’t care for the POV shifts, additionally, I never liked ivy, and was glad they separated and I skipped chapters with her, however they have met up again. and I still don’t like her interaction with MC she comes off as very annoying, IMO..
Review from Scorpion in the Sea →
I’ve read most of the WW2 ones but found this one the best… Good bang for the buck at we hours!
Review from John Hancock →
Harlow Giles Unger presents Hancock in such a way that the legend behind his signing the Declaration of Independence takes a back seat to the multiple reasons he should be considered a Founder of the United States. From merchant, to revolutionary, to President, and to Governor – John Hancock played a key role in every..