I am hooked on this series, the author, and the narrator. There are many things that I really like and only a few that I think could be better. For the most part, this is well written and with a plot and story. The theme is sort of the same….against all odds…they win. The fighter..
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Nathan Lowell has a nack for the little details that put you into the story
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Good story. Kept me engrossed until the flat ending. Not sure if I will read another effort by the author. Narrator’s Aussie accent was not consistent for the protagonist. Rather drab narration.
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This was not what I was expecting based on the cover. This was well-written and hilarious. I laughed out loud several times. The narration was perfect for this story. I really enjoyed this one and can’t wait to check out more in this series! *This book was given to me for free at my request..
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The writing was excellent, the story was entertaining, and the pacing kept me interested. The limitations the Shadow Master faced and the universe rules were reasonable. The narration was perfect for this type of story, as the voice and tone fit the humor exactly. Jeffrey Kafer is a professional with flawless production quality, no mistakes,..
These books were entertaining but not truly captivating. The story lines and naration were good.
Okay, so I have a secret love affair with fantasy. But it’s a hit or miss love affair because fantasy requires dedication, perseverance, and the will and desire to finish something epic. So, that being said, I typically limit my fantasy novels because they’re lengthy, time-consuming, and a huge commitment. Villains Rule comes in just..
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I hate to start this way but my honest thoughts I was just expecting something fun but nothing really other then that. Well being I am giving this 5 monkeys and not as a fun easy read is saying something. MK Gibson is owed a big round of applause for his characters and the introduction..
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It starts off pretty great, but loses its edge about halfway through. Only finished the book because I’m stubborn.
Review from Primordial →
Sam Aston, a marine biologist, desperately needs a big paycheck to clear his gambling debts. When a billionaire in search of a mysterious and deadly deep sea monster comes calling, Sam sees a way out of his problems. He couldn’t possibly be more wrong! Primordial is horror, sci-fi and Indiana Jones all rolled up into..