Lots of action and the dialogue is good. As always Jeffrey Kafer performed all characters beautifully. Marco, the protagonist is intelligent and has leader potential. This first book in the series contains mainly their training to graduate as privates in Human Defence Force to fight the aliens who have been at tacking the humans and..
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To short
Review from Hard Wired →
This was awesome!
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
If you have ever thought “what goes through the mind of a supervillian” then this book is for you. However, it’s kinda like “What would happen if my best friend became a supervillian” It’s amazing. His struggle to be a villian, his fighting with his morals, his haunted (literally in this case past. This book..
I’ve enjoyed Jim Bernheimer’s Supervillain series immensely and this one is no exception. Jeffrey Kafer’s production of the audio book is superb and couldn’t be better. The words are laugh out loud funny and Kafer adds the perfect inflection and tone to make this a truly funny audio book. The inventiveness of Bernheimer is beyond..
Disappointing
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
I’m a fan of the series, but this book is the weakest to date. Story was not very exciting, and leaves two big questions unanswered. The other books are short, but five hours? Come on Jim. This should have been act one of a longer book. Not sure if I will spend the credit next..
Action and Suspense!
Review from Primordial →
Wow! This book is non-stop. The imagery in the story was fantastic. I loved how Jeffrey Kafer was able to put so much emotion into his performance and keep you on pins and needles with the sea monster. This book kept me interested throughout the story and I loved the unexpected twists. My review is..