My Rating: Overall 4.5 of 5.0; Story 4.25; Narration 5.0. Jackson Blackwell, aka Shadow Jack, is also known as the Shadow Master. Jack used to operate as a thief and general brigand. He left field work behind and now runs a business advising villains, while claiming the top villain spot. Jack is advising one of..
Review from Ruins of Empire →
Great story, the excitement never stops and good to see some other characters take point. this is very good book read it !
Review from By the Light of the Moon, Beneath a Blood Lust Moon, Desires of a Full Moon →
I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review. I’m a fan of Jeffrey Kafer’s narration, so figured I’d give this boxed set a shot. For a paranormal romance, this was pretty decent. The narration is well done and is what kept me engaged in the..
Review from Project Maigo →
You’ll enjoy this series if you are into Kaiju, Godzilla, etc. Not quite as good as the first, but still worth the credit.
The hero in this is funny, not wisecracking all the time but he definitely has his moments. If you loved Godzilla when you were younger you will probably love this too. I’d recommend it.
Jackson Blackwell, better known as The Shadowmaster is in trouble. He is facing the consequences of the wrath of gods, his pregnant girlfriend and practically anyone who breathes! He takes up residence in a new universe, the only place permitted at this time, dominated by superheroes and supervillains in comic-book-style. Shadowmaster is invited into the..
Review from The Terms: Part One →
you are constantly waiting to see what happens next, it’s another rich man poor girl story but good dynamic.
Review from Hard Wired →
i really love this serie a lot of action and suspense .starting the book four now.
Nathan Lowell’s stories I’ve always been some of my favorite. His character, Captain Ishmael Wang, is one of the more interesting and well-developed characters out there in space fiction. this particular book is a story of tragedy and triumph. if you enjoy stories of seemingly ordinary people rising to the occasion and succeeding in spite..
Review from The Distance →
I have listened to severl of Jeremy Roberts books. So far I have enjoyed all of them. This one did not disappoint. I would love to know what comes next for August and Poe.