no complaints I been enjoying the series and cannot wait to get the other books
I’m hooked on this series
Review from Awaken Online →
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Enjoyable story. Great narration. Can’t wait to listen to the other two books in the series.
Cathartic!
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
An excellent series beginning that surprised me beyond words. Thank you to both Travis Bagwell and Mr David Stifel for this outstanding experience.
Could have been better
Review from The Resort →
Lots of focus on the gore not much focus on the closing … it could have been better if the close was a true shutting of the door and not something that goes on for days.
I disliked juvenile characters like the Hippie and the Bard. The story would not have been harmed without them only the length.
Excellent vampire story!
Review from The Narrows →
Ronald Malfi’s take on modern-day vampires is a must read for fans of the genre.
I learned so much and in such a pleasurable way! The author’s scope of knowledge across science, mathematics, philosophy, literature, history, language, and more provided me a joyous experience. I highly recommend this book and intend to look for more writing by the author.
A Metaphorical Warning
Review from The Store →
If you dislike how the big box stores have purportedly destroyed the downtowns in small town America, then you will love this book. If you are frustrated as to how small municipalities and their citizenry will forgo their rights and responsibilities in order to supposedly save a few dollars, then you will love this book…
Lip biting and side eyeing!
Review from Hellion →
Just like every book, these grated on me like fingers on a chalkboard. Lip biting or cheek chewing. Side eyeing. Fingers dancing on keyboards. Eyes widening in surprise, etc. Just once couldnt you say “a look of surprise crossed her face”? Something, anything different?? I can’t decide which insanely overused description finally put me over..
like clear articulate descriptions of fundamental principles and techniques that made him famous. and yet this book was largely vague not well articulated and almost completely absent of clear techniques. by and large the tone of the writing is profoundly pompous and not especially informative. one of the four parts of his as he called..