The Rules of Supervillainy This is a review for book 1 to 6 of the Supervillainy Saga (no spoilers) I enjoyed the humor in this series very much. The love for fiction/ entertainment (mostly comics, movies and TV series) oozes from this series, and that’s something I really appreciate and take pleasure in. Beneath all..
Review from Half Share →
Binged this in a day. Ishmael rocks! This book is a little less innocent than the first in the series, as we see Ishmael continue to grow as a spacer, friend and man. His instincts continue to show true. I’m literally starting book 3 before bed.
Review from Quarter Share →
Ishmael Horatio Wong may have just become my new favourite “maritime” character. Sailing through space on a ship that catches the solar winds in her sails, Ishmael recounts his daily life after his life falls apart unexpectedly and he is forced to seek employment aboard rather than end up in debt. Taken on as a..
Review from Starship Eternal →
this was a pretty good story little hard to follow in the middle but still a good story. I’d recommend this for any sci-fi fan
Review from Owner’s Share →
I thought there was 1 more book in the series ??? Dig it though. It was worth the subscription price
I really like Jeffery Kafer, but after having all the characters cemented in my from Shawn Purvis it was a little jarring to hear a new voice and it took a while to reacclimate to the new voices. Salem still makes a lot of popculture references but not nearly as many as the first one..
Review from Destruction →
The whole book just feels like your being smothered for trying to do the right thing. Surrounded by back-stabbing c@@@$. It’s my least favorite book in the series so far. Hopefully book 5 will bring it around. I’m tired of everyone you like just dieing.
This book was a cozy ride that I can’t wait to continue with the second book!
Review from Star Fire →
Not too good, nor bad story. The writer how to keep reader’s atention. Narrator is doing excellent work as always. The big Con for the book is a cliffhanger at the end
Review from Starship Eternal →
This book, while there is a decent Star Trek type sci-fi baseline, belongs in a grocery store checkout lane with other nonsencical romance tabloids.