I am enjoying the series, but it is definitely starting to feel like we are being strung along. The author enjoys his little dark secrets he keeps from us perhaps a little too well.
Stringing along
Review from Judgment of Mars →
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I have long been a fan of Jeremy Robinson, but this collaboration with Kane Gilmour has taken my fandom to a new level! This book sucked me in from the very beginning and didn’t let me go until the end. Robinson and Gilmour create a world that is vastly different from the general post-apocalyptic storylines..
I picked this up because it sounded interesting and I was hoping to fill in my super hero needs while waiting for “Super Powereds Year 4” by Drew Hayes to come out on Audible and I am happy to say this was exactly what I was hoping for. This book’s atmosphere is a lot less..
Meh
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
It just wasn’t very good. I think it had a lot of potential but for the most part it was just kind of going through the paces
Great book great narrator great series I listen to it when I’m waiting for other books to come out again and again
A Review of this Amazing Series
Review from Half Share →
This is this is one of those series you gush about and reread over and over. It will suck you in to the point where you find yourself saying *credits smedits, where’s the buy button.* Ishmael is 18 years old in book one, and an orphan. He has no choice but to grow up fast..
too much moping.
Review from The Secrets of Supervillainy →
liked previous installments, but trying to bring his wife back… got little annoying. Especially telling everyone how much he loved her or what he is willing to go through bla bla bla…
Series gets even better!!
Review from Project Hyperion →
Wow this series is amazing! My first book by Jeremy Robinson was Infinite which was great! I decided to see what else he wrote and I started the Kaiju series nemesis. I haven’tRead any other books so don’t feel like you need to know his other books to get into this series. It started great..
A must buy audible.
Review from Hard Kill →
Yes this Jon Reznick series is a fun listen filled with multiple red herrings to keep the listener engaged. Kaffer once again does an outstanding job in his narration just as he did in book one.
Formulistic
Review from Hard Road →
Did not like this. Writing was too formalistic and full of cliches Would not recommend.