Made me laugh out loud a couple of times. Great story and the narration matches perfectly. Looking forward to a sequel!
Why do I find I can relate?
Review from Villains Rule →
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A new challenge and renewed hope I don’t think I could have asked for more
I saw this one crop up on my lists so many times, Jeffery Kafer is one of the best narrators out there, and he usually nails it, but this kind of genre I wasn’t so sure on. So I never bothered. Until most recently, where I discovered CT Phipps works and had one of my..
Okay… wow.
Review from Quarter Share →
This series came to my attention because the author’s next series, set in the same universe, showed up in an audible sale. It sounded like it could be a refreshing change, but I put off buying that one because this previous series seemed to have some good word of mouth going on. I was aware..
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review. This was a great story. I actually had to revisit some old Lovecraft and listen to this again to get the full depth of the novel. The narration was great, to have to pronounce all these crazy words..
I really enjoyed the previous books, but I had to force myself not to abandon this one several time. The banter really drones on in parts, and the actual story can be summarized in a chapter.
a very realistic take on what it means to be a super in a world of superhumans
Fair
Review from Hard Road →
The narrator was too monotone for my taste, which distracted from the overall listening experience.
Oh well
Review from The Science of Supervillainy →
I was excited to Oder this one since I loved the previous ones. This one was not as engaging, and a little lackluster.
Would you be willing to try another book from C. T. Phipps? Why or why not? I will probably checkout the first book in this series or other books from the author to see whether they are any better. How did the narrator detract from the book? Throughout the most of the book, the narrator’s..