Love the Horde series, yes the over done sex talk is gross at time’s but the funniest of the stories makes up for it. If I’m in a bad mood i will listen to any one of the Horde book’s and end up walking around laughing like a idiot as i have small ear buds..
Review from Wounded Kiss →
I loved the quick pacing of this story without losing anything. We get two wolf relationships for the price of one and I can’t wait for the next book!! The full cast narration really helped to keep all of the characters separated.
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
I first encountered KSR while listening to a podcast only to find that he kept showing up in other podcasts that I also liked. Each time at the end he would plug this book so I gave it a shot and am about as pleased as you can be considering the subject matter. The book..
full of hope and actual solutions this book left me feeling good instead of the predicted opposite.
Review from The Suppressor →
I like a good action-packed thriller, and this checked all the boxes for me. Erik Carter has written a character that I wanted to know more about, and Gary Bennett gives an excellent performance.
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
The story is powerful. But why do they have to mock people’s accents for the narration.
This is a bit like World War Z, climate change edition, written by Bishop Tutu. Compelling and exciting, human and revolutionary. This is how humanity could actually overcome systemic greed with clever policy and disruption, to avert global disaster.
Relished most every page, every well-turned phrase supporting a new idea or alternative perspective. Great audio rendition using multiple, well-honed, well acted voices. I’ll probably read this at least one more time. strongly
Review from Wounded Kiss →
I loved this story and I’m dying for the next book! It didn’t last long enough but in a good way! Willow Winters does paranormal romance just as effortlessly flawless as her dark contemporary romances.
Review from Old Abe →
First, Audible narrator was fabulous! Second, I agree with former Education Secretary that this is the best biography. Understand this story puts PUTS YOU in Old Abe’s shoes for five years, only. You get experience his last 4+ years personally. And boy do you.