Review from Primordial →
This was an exciting book (makes me wonder if there are movie rights being discussed). Who would have thought sea monsters existed in Finland? Jeffrey Kafer does an outstanding job on his performance – and his sound quality is superb. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left..
Review from In Ashes Born →
the author did a great job of creating lots of red tape for the characters and the listeners to wait through. If you love wading through red tape then this book is for you. this might be the slowest and most uneventful first book in a series I’ve ever heard. I can’t wait to see..
As I said I love the story line and the excitement created with the sense of urgency. makes you want to read/listen faster! well created human characters and alien culture/ethos creation.Also a great sense of the magical, endless beauty and hope that exists in all creation. As story telling/writing, my only caviot is I feel..
this is my least favorite of the series so far. I thought it was too short and the secondary storyline was never dealt with. What seemed like the most important start of the story was pushed off to the next episode. it should have been included and made into a bigger novel. I liked it..
Review from Hard Road →
If you have ever been drawn into intrigue you could not walk away from even in the dark bof night, well you found it again. Have fun!
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
Seemed like half a story, a book that only exists to give you something to read if your choices are read something or perform a ritual sacrifice. It could have used a point, a reason, besides selling a book to people that are already into the series.
Review from Call to Arms →
This book just keeps you wanting more and more with each chapter and with every word. You will enjoy this series completely.
Review from To Fire Called →
What made the experience of listening to To Fire Called the most enjoyable? The latest installment of the tales of the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper follows the same overall easy going slice of life as the previous books, you’re not on the edge of your seat reading/listening to this series, you’re relaxed in..
Need more. Apparently I need fifteen words to submit feedback. One Two Three Four Five.
Review from Primordial →
This is a formulaic story of a monster in a lake. It is a Finnish lake and there are Nazis in the book, but I miss the humor that is present in David Wood’s Dane and Bones’ adventures. The narrator is very good. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and..