Review from Primordial →
Would you try another book from David Wood and Alan Baxter and/or Jeffrey Kafer? This story wasn’t what I expected and is a little left of the genre I prefer. The narration of the story was fine, but I don’t typically listen to science fiction and I would definitely classify this book as that. Would..
Lead character’s repetitive introspective whining combined with emotionless monotone narration ruins what could’ve been a 3rd rate (?) fun simple science fiction action romp. One dimensional bad guys alien race whose sole focus is conquer, torture, kill and eat brains is too ridiculous and the introduction of the alien ship as actually an animal is..
Review from Earth Alone →
So, I liked this story better when it was a movie called “Starship Troopers”. It was readable though, if a little juvenile in its depiction of military life. The drill sergeants were more hardass than is realistic. Also, were the aliens hard to kill, or not? Sometimes it took an entire magazine or more, and..
I love the D-List Supervillain series, But this book was rather disappointing. To be honest it only felt like half a book. Confessions you have Cal’s rise as a hero and ending spectacularly with his gaining his fame, getting the girl and defeating his arch nemesis. Secrets fills in the gaps of confessions and brings..
Review from Primordial →
Fans of Steve Alten’s meg series and the Loch story will love this story. A remote lake bigger than loch ness. A series of ancient legends. A weird cult. An eccentric billionaire. A tv crew, a marine biologist, a local expert and cryptozoologist. What could possibly go wrong? Get ready for a wild romp with..
Review from Primordial →
action-adventure, monster, horror, suspense, mystery, myths-legends, audiobook A rough around the edges protagonist, a looney gazillionaire, an ice water evil monster and more make this one scary adrenaline rush of a read! No spoilers, the publisher’s blurb gives hints and there is no way to really prepare for this one. But keep the lights on!..
Review from The Books of Blood, Volume 1 →
The stories themselves are interesting and emotionally touching. Of course we get the Clive Barker mood with it’s suspence, horror and gore. Anyone who calls himself/herself a horror fan must experience “The Books Of Blood”.
Love it. Impatiently waiting for next book!! no wasted dialogue and character revelation and interaction remains in-depth without being verbose and wordy.
Review from Villains Rule →
Jackson Blackwell is the god of his own little pocket dimension, an unapologetic villain who could never be confused with an anti-hero. He’s made a fortune advising the villains in nearby fantasy dimensions on how to be truly evil. After a betrayal, Jackson is stranded in a fantasy world with little of his own magic..
(SN: the books ends in a cliffhanger) I have mixed feelings about this book – part of which stems from not caring for the female narrators voice and some from the fact that it was so similar to FSOG. From the millionaire dominant with the troubled childhood, to the brown haired ingenue that he finds..