This isn’t a story, its a series of short stories and podcasts. I’m not complaining I enjoyed it very much for what it is. I would suggest that you listen to it with that in mind.
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Charming
Review from Ransom’s Law →
I thought Ransom’s Law by author David Johnson was terrific. Eleven-year-old Junior, the main character, really looks up to his father (Roscoe Ransom) and thinks he is the best. Roscoe is back from World War I and has also lost his wife, leading to a drinking problem. Junior has another problem after overhearing some news..
Amazing book
Review from The Sorcerer’s Secrets →
Jason Miller defines “sorcery” as somewhere between witchcraft and ceremonial magick with a focus on getting real results. That’s exactly what you will get with The Sorcerer’s Secrets. The audiobook is also somewhere halfway between a grimoire and a training course, but it is completely filled with some amazing insight, ideas and tips that come from..
The MC isn’t the brightest.
Review from Austin Wyrd →
Oh my goodness I just finished listening to this book and it was amazing! Once I started listening I was unable to stop and I knew I needed to get more done than listen to a book while I diamond painted but oh well there is always tomorrow right! Alex and Sam are on the..
I do have a bit of sometimers so maybe that is why I didn’t remember the full story this time around. But I have to say that having someone narrate the book instead of reading it yourself gives you a whole other aspect. This is the first Alex Hunt book and in it she meets..
The horror genre has slipped into gore and pseudo science it seems. Steven King was able to take us to a regular place and terrify the senses. He used what we are accustomed to believe to show monsters are indeed under the bed and thank you, you don’t even need to see to know that…
4.5 out of 5 stars I went into this one pretty blind. The cover jumped out at me and I obviously love books that are narrated by Gary Bennett. So, I dove in without knowing much of what was going on. I was instantly intrigued – the opening sequence sucked me right in and held..