**DEFINITE SPOILERS FOR THIS & PREVIOUS BOOKS** Even a novel clearly meant to set-up the next book, Jeremy Robinson expands the Nemesis saga in a thoughtful, funny, and action installment and gives this novel its own arc and conclusion. I can think of a few would-be franchises that could’ve taken notes from this. We learn..
Review from Project 731 →
**POSSIBLE SPOILERS FOR THIS & DEFINITE SPOILERS FOR PREVIOUS BOOKS** If you thought Nemesis’ death in the previous book meant the end of the series, maybe it was supposed to but lord knows you can’t keep a monster down if you have a story to tell or there’s money to be made. Luckily for this..
Review from Project Maigo →
**POSSIBLE SPOILERS FOR THIS & DEFINITE SPOILERS FOR PREVIOUS BOOKS** In my review for Project Nemesis, I called it (among other good things) an excellent summer blockbuster. I hesitate to use the same term for Project Maigo, the sequel to Project Nemesis… if only because sequels have a bad reputation, and I don’t want you..
Review from Project Nemesis →
**POSSIBLE SPOILERS** I remember when I first discovered Project Nemesis; years ago, I was on a kaiju (giant monster) kick and I wondered “Hm… I wonder if anyone ever tried to tell a giant monster story in novel form?” I searched on Amazon and came across several. I remember THIS catching my attention and I..
Review from Hard Road →
Great story great performance by the orator a highly recommended story for a long trip or a round town driving
Review from The Distance →
A brilliant way to co author a book. Characters should have different voices and they do. A well thought out world and story. Heartwarming ending. Enjoyed very much.
good voice acting and all but the ending was ennnn…. might come back to series after a break.
Review from Flux →
I loved the performance, the characters, the story – classic Robinson! It took me a few chapters to get hooked but once you are, hold on to your seat!!! The performance made this seem like an action movie! love it!
Review from The Elephant in the Brain →
Maybe not liars, but woof… This is maybe the most eye opening listen I’ve had in a while. Not sure who the narrator is, but he sounds like a scientist, too, it helps it all sink in.
Review from The Titan Series: Set Three →
Love Cristin Harber’s books! Action packed, spicy and full of unpredictable twists and turns that refuse to let you put it down. A must read – or listen – set of books!