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This analogy has a different narrator for each story and they are all fantastic. The stories are good, but this was not my favorite anthology in this series. I found myself zoning out during the stories because they didn’t keep my attention.

This is the third and final book in the American Ghost series, and it’s quite a ride. Nathan Stone is a unique man with a very unique skill set. He was trained to be the best assassin out there, doing his work silently and slipping into the shadows. But he wised up to what his..

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Loved it the first, and still loving it the second. Give me a few mote stands and I’ll be on my third. 🙂

Ok, much better. The 2nd book portended a dieing series, but Lowell rescued it with some interesting twists. So will continue sailing across the deep dark.

I absolutely loved it. It had me laughing out loud driving down the road. I couldn’t wait to continue listening when I had to pause.

The jokes were a little simple at times, but in enjoyed the story and the narration. Worth the listen, especially if you can catch it on sale.

I the depth of this story, and how it relates to humanity will stay with you for days after.

I specifically enjoyed the fact that there were no superpowers or no super weapons or no super villains in the story. This is just a good storyline that keeps you interested and leaves you wanting more.

I enjoyed every one of the books in this series. Great performance also. Can’t wait to start another of Nathan Lowell’s books.