I made it to chapter 18 and I’m giving up. This book is awful. The first chapter got my attention and showed promise, but then it jumps all over the place, changing accents, changing locations and even changing formats. Sometimes we’re following characters we know, which is great, and other times it’s just random people..
Review from To Be Claimed →
Okay, first off there is no way these stories are over. There is so much more with back stories on these characters. I want to know more about them and how they came together. We got little bits of it but you know there is more to them.Also, we need to know what happens next.The..
Review from Hunter’s Games →
Take the TV show Twenty-Four (24) and the older movie Speed and you have a good idea of what James P. Sumner’s new audiobook “Hunter’s Games” is all about. Add one of my favorite narrators, Gary Bennett who is a master at his narration, and you have an action packed moviesque audiobook that will keep..
Review from Zee Locked In →
This book was just okay. It was a little bit like Ready Player One but no where near as good. It was also too political for my taste. I felt that agendas were being pushed on me which I don’t appreciate. I was also fairly annoyed that they call Tanks defenders and DPS strikers. This..
Review from The Tyrant Alpha’s Rejected Mate →
The author is an amazing writer. The twist and plot of the story was well thought of
Review from The Dragon Mage Series, Books 10-12 →
Not being a writer myself I would say that my only real criticism of this series is that it could have been shorter and quicker to the “punches” as it were. But I have to say I really enjoyed it overall. Space Assassin was much better
Review from The Tyrant Alpha’s Rejected Mate →
Very good for a smutty book, wish there was a bit more angst. Overall great performance by the voice actors!
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
This book started fantastically, with terrifying descriptions of near future climate dystopia. But then became a narrative about some extremely boring Irish lady
Kim Stanley Robinson is famous for world- building, and it’s on full display here with Earth. The performance is expertly done and the book is well-paced and interesting throughout. Robinson uses the technology we have now—no deus ex machina—and works through the science, people, money, politics, and gestalt in a story that is born in..
Review from First Strike →
Logan Ryles keeps hitting it out of the park!!! This is his best work to date!!!! Sooooo looking forward to many many more!