Review from Villains Rule →
the narration is spot on. the language is salty so not for delicate little ears. lots of great humor if you enjoy sarcasm, and breaking the fourth wall. have some fun on an adventure from the villainous perspective.
-Story-Lake monsters, rich eccentrics, beautiful women, enjoyably rough around the edges protagonist, spooky ancient legends, what can I say this book has all the right bits for a book you can easily get into. The only reason its not getting 5 stars instead of the 4 that it received is because while all the parts..
If you are a fan of the Hellraiser saga, then you need to read (or listen) to this book. This is where it all began and this is the story of Pinhead and his friends. Clive Baker is a genius, in my opinion and his story telling is amazing. The characters he has created seem..
Review from The Books of Blood, Volume 1 →
Mr Barker has delivered yet again another masterpiece of Science fiction/ Horror. Books of Blood #1 was great. can’t wait to read the rest.
Characters in the book are totally illogical, stupid and incompetent. Entire story plot is also illogical. On one hand entire human armies(millions of soldiers with starships) were unable to defeat enemies. On the other we have bunch of country bumpkins holed in military base and defeating ravagers without breaking sweat. This book is in deep..
Review from Villains Rule →
I’ve been searching for a good villain perspective story for a while and this one really fit the bill. This is a break all the rules, break the fourth wall and salt the earth that once held it type of book. It tells an engaging story, portrays a smart villain caught in a bind of..
Half-baked ideas and unbelievable scenarios is what you get for 50 chapters. And awful dialogue. For me it was a waste of time. I’m done with the series-it was kind of fun while it lasted.
Have listened to all of the books in the series so far. Can’t wait for the next one? Will our hero find new adventures, New companions? Please keep the stories coming.
The latest installment of D-List is a bittersweet joy. Although it is the shortest installment to date it packed slot of action into a small package. It was great to hear from Cal again this story was more streamlined by not involving a backstory or flashbacks. Setting up multiple subplots while remaining more focused on..
My review of David Wood’s and Alan Baxter’s "Primordial" has been long overdue. However, that’s what no Wi-Fi and no data usage in Spain will do to you. The beginning of the book had me worried that Ashton was too chauvinistic to like, but his doucheness quickly faded as the story progressed. Speaking of story..