Wow, I can say that I was not ready for the level of action and excitement that was delivered in the third installment of the Adrian Hell series. “The Last Bullet” was an audiobook that kept my attention from start to finish, and everywhere between. This tale had more twists than the past ones in..
loved it all except the ending would have liked it to be a little longer
Adrian Hell faces his next crisis of life head-on as he determines it is time to end his career as an assassin. But before he does, he must draw every last drop of blood from the man who killed his daughter and wife, his beloved family. The author, James P. Sumner, keeps the intense mystery..
Review from True Conviction →
This is the most ridiculous nonsensical fiery garbage that I’ve ever downloaded. Yourself a favor and avoid this.
While the story line is scant, it is nonetheless compelling as it meanders through an exploration of ways to save our planet. Outstanding. If everyone read this, there might be hope, however slim.
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
What I appreciate most about this book is that it felt realistic. It didn’t present a fantasy, it didn’t suggest there is one tech fix, it presented familiar resistance, technical questions and failure. So the fact that they found a route, gives me a little hope it might be possible to find a way to..
Review from True Conviction →
It was a good story though far fetched. It was worth listening to as I walked.
I considered stopping the listen several times during the early chapters but I slogged on & it got much better halfway through. What I didn’t like was the first person telling the story.
Review from Hunger →
I really like the series and have all the books but this audio is my absolutely favorite. I love the voice actors and would listen to anything they do. The story is GREAT and the voice actors fit the bill so well that I can picture everything in my mind. THIS IS A MUST HAVE.
Review from Hunter’s Games →
The first book in this series, while flawed for being over the top unrealistic was fun without being great. It had some charm and fast moving excitement. This second outing starts off well enough then actually drags the events, with even less credibility in the logic, and the story is amazingly lightweight and boring. I..