Review from Cthulhu Armageddon →
A passable but ultimately forgettable story. The protagonist wandered through the plot points with the control and confidence of a Lone Ranger in a western or a navy seal from military fictions. Though the setting is an eldritch god apocalypse, I felt that the horrors and madness of this setting weren’t properly utilized. Lovecraftian names..
I purchased this and delved into the content because I heard Robin Hansen talking about this co-authored book on a podcast and it was really interesting to me. Unfortunately, it is much more interesting hearing him speak about it rather than having the enlightening information revealed via this book. Hansen is a very likable guy..
Review from Captain’s Share →
I just love this series. I have on my kindle and hard copies when my power is down. I highly recommend this book.The best part it follows the new be, not the caption. As he moves up.
Review from Quarter Share →
I did prefer the original version read by the author, but no complaints about this one either!
Review from Owner’s Share →
I did prefer the original version read by the author, but no complaints about this one either!
Review from In Ashes Born →
I did prefer the version originally read by the author, but no complaints about this one!
Review from To Be Claimed →
Loved this series. The description, the spicy scenes. I love it. Only thing I was not a fan of was the voice narrator who did Veronica’s voice was very annoying to me ( sorry) I loved the relationship dynamic between Lizzie, Caleb and Dom. I wish we had more of them! The 3rd book kinda..
Review from Apocalypse Machine →
I greatly enjoyed this glimpse into Mr. Robinsons elaborate and detailed multiverse. I was more than once moved to tears and belly laughs. At work where I spend 50 to 60 hours a week, these stories and adventures keep me occupied like nothing else. I am now listening to Forbidden Island and I’m already looking..
Review from NPC →
These book may be somewhat weird but they gain traction and turn into an amazing story with twists and turns and how they intertwine with the other books in the series. amazing overall and highly recommend!
Review from Half Share →
Big shift in focus and tone. Not nearly as good as book one. This book quickly devolves into soap opera. Are y’all sure this is the same author?