Review from Space Force →
title says it all. this needed at least two more red lines before publishing. descriptive imagery is especially lacking, as all the sudden we’ll have a giant hole or void in the scene but it exists without any spacial relationship to the characters. the two narrators work once we’re 1/3 of the way in, but..
Review from Half Share →
This should be a publishers pack. This book has zero point. more words here
Review from Villains Rule →
I couldn’t stop listening and I’ll definitely be getting the next soon. Lydia is my spirit animal!
Fun book to listen to. While it focuses on a general storyline their are plenty of interesting and entertaining spinoffs that allow for fantastic perspective of the entire event. Think the original “World War Z”. It’s definitely going to get another play as I’m sure I missed some good stuff.
I received a review copy of this book free on my request from the author via Audiobook Boom. This in no way changed the content of this review. This is the third book in the Joe Tesla series and I’m only sad that so far there’s only one more to go. I love Joe Tesla,..
Review from Declaration →
potential readers please be aware that the title details shown inaudible are for the previous book, not for Declaration.
God, was this awful. I have never abandoned a book five hours in before, but this was just an endless description of clothes and accessories, both for the male narrator and the females. I liked Quarter Share, even if it was pretty simple, but this just went on and on and on about what they..
The female narrator for this book is the worst. (Brutal) Which is quite unfortunate because I will not be able to listen to the other books because of it. If I find time I might come back to read one day. What I don’t understand is how the author could let the rest if this..
First, the performances were wonderful, especially Andi Arndt’s. Her voice for Henry was perfect. The book is well written & some of the scenes are very funny. But – the main character did not grow up at all. Everyone constantly made allowances for her ridiculous behavior when they shouldn’t have. I agree with other reviews..
Review from Angels and the Bad Man →
Shadowrun meets Doom is how I would describe this series. Cybernetics and magic battle it out with the forces of Hell on Earth for the future of the planet.