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Kept my interest. Kept me guessing. Too many GD’s and F-words. Distracting from the story.

first chapter is the best. interesting ideas throughout the book but the emotional pull wanes as it goes on.

The book is a little slow in the start, but it really gets better about half way through. This is the building book to the series i believe.

Certainly there is variation with lots of chapters, lots of readers, and lots of accents. Almost felt the author was being paid by the word. While there was a rambling story-line throughout, the book was “all over the place” and I was left wondering where it was going next. While there was some climate morsels..

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I wanted a bit more spice from this book. I just expected more sass and heat and didn’t really get either. It’s OK, but really is the weakest book in the series so far in my opinion. Good narration as usual so no complaints there. If you’ve enjoyed the series so far you will enjoy..

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When I was halfway through the book all I could think was I’m kind of bored. When characters are killed off it had no impact. When the main character was in a tight spot i didn’t really care. Honestly I like the premise, The characters seem smart, and the story is going in an interesting..

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Not a dull moment, great character development and what a ride, twists and turns and great narration

A family’s search for a legendary lost city, kidnapping, and murder – what more does a mystery need? An adventure through Africa, reminiscent of Indiana Jones! I recommend listening!

it was a little too rdy player one near the end with finding an artifact, but, I loved the concept of the world. hopefully there is more coming in the series.

The story itself is ok, kind of boilerplate urban fantasy. The main drag on the book is the performance. I don’t know if the reader was directed to be so deadpan or if that was his own choice but it pretty much drained the life out of the book for me.