Slow start but gained in excitement after that. Book one done. Cannot wait for the next one.
Great story!!
Review from Starship Eternal →
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One of C.T. Phipps’ many strengths is his vivid imagination and this book highlights that as he brings to life what the world might look like after the elder gods of the Cthulhu mythos break civilization. Unsurprisingly, it’s not a nice place to be, but we have one kicka$$ hero to guide us through the..
One star is too much
Review from Space Force →
Suffered through nearly 2 hours then abandoned it. Woeful writing and language, woeful readers, woeful story. Such a disappointment after Dark and Tribe by Jeremy Robinson were so good. Tragic waste of 2 hours and a credit.
Loved it
Review from Wounded Kiss →
i got so invested in the story from the first chapter, and looking forward to the next book
it seems like the author shifted focus half way thu the book. and must have gone through some deep personal stuff or got depressed and took it out on the book.
This could save the world. If only everyone could have a chance to read it.
A very stable ride continues.
Review from Desperation →
This author is apparently very good at very average sci-fi stories. Which is actually nice.
Awesome book
Review from Finding Her Chance →
Loved writing in this book! This whole series is amazing. I love the story lines mixed in with the romance it just makes the book so great!
Engaging Listen
Review from Forbidden Island →
This was a story that I enjoyed from beginning to end, it had great characters that flowed nicely into the story, and great story line, I liked the locations in the book. The narration by Jeffery Kafer was good… I would recommend this to others. I received this audiobook for free from the narrator and..
“And God said it was good”? Try this story…
Review from NPC →
Rarely does a good story compare to this level of authorship and grace in writing. Completely engrossing storyline, perfectly voiced, stellar editing and research! It doesn’t matter what you believe… this story provokes deep and often uncomfortable thoughts. But, growth of mind (and, yes, even Spirit) comes through embracing and pushing through the uncomfortable. Thanks..