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This book and audio book will hold you in entity to the end. The reader is skilled to enhance this spell binding tale.

This is a great little gem I found hiding between thousands of Audible’s vast store of audio books. I don’t usually like first-person stories, but this one is very well done, with absolutely right-on-the-nose perfect narration. Its length is bordering on too-short-for-a-credit, but I have to say it’s still worth it. The ending leaves room..

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Zhaal was pretty darn good and it reminded me that I definitely need to dig deeper into the Cthulhu Mythos (is there even an official canon?). I definitely feel that I would have been better served if I’d read/listened to the first book of this series, although the recap at the beginning kind of brought..

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Probably the worst narrator I’ve ever listened to. Probably won’t listen to any more books in the series if the same narrator is used in them.

Series and perfect for Kindle Unlimited. Entertaining and about the right length with an interesting hero

Or is Rictus actually the Shadowmaster stuck on another s&@$hole world? Or is the Shadowmaster just one of his aspects? Or maybe they’re both being influenced by some lazy d-bag on the most boring world at the ass end of the multiverse who couldn’t come up with another set of characters so he just recycled..

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FLOTSAM PRISON BLUES is an incredible second installment of the Technomancer series. Salem has run out of money, which he desperately needs to pay bribes with in order to keep his community of Viking descendants from being taken down by the world’s demonic overlords. This book gets a lot more into Salem’s backstory and the..

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4.5 out of 5 stars This was a crazy book from beginning to end.  I did read the first book in the series and it felt a bit confusing to start but then settled into a nice groove.  Helios was similar but Robinson and Ellis just bounced all over the place and didn’t include one..

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I didn’t hate it but didn’t love it either. I personally had a hard time getting into the story. It may be because I did not read Book #1. Jeffrey Kafer is a great narrator, however, to be frank I had some difficulty discerning when he changed characters in this story. The voices were quite..

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This book was a bit predictable but it is still the best Sci-fi series still in production. Jeffrey Kafer could read the phone book and make it sound interesting