Review from Rogue →
I can leave all sorts of feedback. However I will leave it simply like this:There’s no good guy, what kind of story has no Good guy? So the entire story is filled with senseless killing for no real apparent reason. But it’s like the author wants you to like the main character Nathan stone. Except..
Great book, wonderful story, but in the very end medical, charity and religious chapters are valid mostly for US citizens, and provide very little useable information for non-US citizens.Other than that, book is awesome.
C.T. Phipps has taken Merciless (Gary Karkofsky) and dropped him on an Island to fight against superheroes and supervillains from other worlds. Integrating characters from his other books, Jane Doe and Agent G and Cassius Mass, they come together with Merciless to fight in the Primal Fighting Tournament to protect the existence of the multi-universe…
Mercileaa is hilarious. keep liking his character (and his cohorts) more and more. looking forward to the next book!
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
I am unsure how anyone can listen to this. Not only is it extremely boring, it is extremely stupid. Will be getting my money back.
Amusing and enjoyable. Largely worth the read.Hale is likeable but a complete Mary Sue.
Review from The Distance →
Another dud. Starts out strong then kicks into corny quick. I stuck it out to the end tho. I deserve a prize for that. It’s a cheesy knock off of “the Host”. Read that instead.
Review from Heart of Vengeance →
if you like space movies that are not set so far in the future and have compelling characters then this is a great read.Dr. A
I have heard Jeffrey Kafer narrate a couple dozen books, and his best performances are delivered in this series.There is perhaps no worse (not evil, but poorly suited) villain that Gary “Merciless” Karkoffski. He is apparently the only person who realizes it though. He is a hero at heart but continues to cling to the..
Review from The Tournament of Supervillainy →
This series has been tremendously fun to listen to. Jeffrey Kafer truly embraces his role as Merciless/Gary, as evidenced during this story’s intro. The intro may have tainted the story slightly though. While it explains how the story was written, scrapped, then rewritten into its present form, it also makes the meeting of some of..