Review from Rogue →
Author J. B. Turner’s follows his Jon Reznick black-ops series with ROGUE which is Book 1 in his American Ghost/Nathan Stone series. ROGUE has fast pace, political intrigue, lots of action, sustained suspense, and a likable protagonist. Turner is rapidly becoming one of the best authors of espionage and political thrillers. Jeffrey Kafer’s narration is..
Review from Primordial →
not bad. not great. typical, with some excellent passages. plot, often telegraphed through dialogue and plot points….
Review from In Ashes Born →
The book has been a long time coming . I listened to the first five books while I was mowing two track roads with a tractor .Can’t wait for the next installment.
even though, after listening to the first book in the series, I was expecting a twistat the end, I was still surprised by what and how the story turned out. this writer writes his characters very well. The narrator was a little strange, kind of like listening to Charlie Sheen read the book. Overall though,..
Review from Helios →
Jeremy Robinson and Sean Ellis crafted an amazing story which managed to blend together the action/adventure, sci-fy, and urban fantasy genres in the best way possible! Because I hadn’t listened to the first book in this series I was a littled confused in the beginning, but everything clicked together for me by the 1/4 mark…
But following your authority sincerely takes complete courage! I love you Lord God Almighty! .
Review from Winters Heat →
The story was interesting beyond the romance. And I liked the characters. Very Nicely done
Review from Rogue →
J. B. Turner has written the start to a new series that I think will be another winner. If you like the John Reznick series I think you will like this one also. The protagonist in this book is Nathan Stone. He’s a ghost. Used to work for the CIA but was thought to have..
Review from Hard Road →
Kept me on the edge of my seat. Kept finding ways to take my phone and listen and charge my phone at the same time.
Review from Agent G →
C.T. Phipps puts a interesting spin on the assassin for hire theme story here. kind of a Jason Borne no memory beginning mixed with a future tech spin. I was very well written and kept the story moving, giving enough details to keep the world fleshed out without loosing one in small details and bogging..