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The reader is okay, but I would prefer to hear Nathan Lowell’s voice. When I heard the first part of the series, it was in his voice.

Agent G: Saboteur is the second in a series, and I jumped at the opportunity to review it. I had been introduced to the character of G in Phipps’s Supervillainy series where he did a crossover to book 5, The Tournament of Supervillainy. So full disclaimers here: I was given this free review copy audiobook..

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Although this is a standalone book, I think it’s better served if you read book one first. Agent G thought he was human in book one but in book two, he knows better. I appreciated his struggle in this listen because I was there for the big reveal in book one. Book two is a..

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In ‘Tournament of Supervillainy’ we return to the life of villain / hero / anti-hero Gary. Here he, and several others he knows, are recruited by Death to fight in a multiverse spanning battle to the death – the winner of which could save or destroy the multiverse. It’s basically a tried and true comic..

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At the beginning of the book the author does give a fair warning about references to his other works. Honestly I had never heard of the series so I’m sure their were many references I missed. I do love all of his geek and nerd references. However the book is just good. It will not..

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the narration is very well done and engaging for the story. However, the story itself us really nothing more than a mash-up of Starship Troopers meets Full Metal Jacket. By so closely mirroring those stories this one because a tired cliche that has it’s fun moments but all 8n all is easily forgettable. I listened..

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I can’t wait for the next, I wish the series would come faster. The series is not losing steam and keeps maturing in mini stories like the old that bring it all together.

I like most of Robinson’s work. This time he struck out. People bad, aliens good.

It’s a good story, but nothing new. After listening I think it’s a pretty standard formula that video games and movies, such as Predator or Aliens, follow. If you’re a fan of this type you’re defenatly going to enjoy!

A little James Bond a little Orphan X. If you like those, you’ll like this. A lot of twists and turns that will keep you hooked. Mr. Kafer as usual gives and excellent performance.This audio was given to me free, and I voluntarily gave this review.