The Apocalypse Machine was an amazing story. The plot was more a warning than fiction for mankind to change their ways. The Kaiju monster was very different that any others I have read or seen, in that it has no desire to kill or destroy, it does so as its duty without remorse or care…
Review from The Dane Maddock Adventures →
I want more, I wish the books were longer. I want more more more. just can’t get enough. I am hooked
I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the next book. I hope there will be more past characters from the Solar Clipper series.
Review from Villains Pride →
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review. I really loved Villains Rule and this was a worthy successor to that book. Once again, Jackson Blackwell finds himself in a bad spot and has to use tropes and cliches to get himself out of it, only..
Review from Snowbound →
What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you? Fewer Chapters. 82 chapters, 7hr book. That comes out to an average of 5 mins a chapter. In reality about a third of them are about 5 mins, about a third are about 7-10 mins, so about a third are 2-3 mins…
It was just too much for me in this one. I wish there was a way to get it bleeped out! lol
Review from Villains Pride →
If you enjoyed the first book in the series, you will enjoy this one. Be sure to listen in order. Fantastic narrator, he really made the listening experience great. I received a free review copy of this audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.
Any additional comments? A post-apocalyptic quest adventure set sometime in the indeterminant future, this book has it all: monsters, combat, and of course, Vikings. Summoned for a mission with nothing less than the fate of the world at stake, a savage group of warriors are gathered for a dangerous journey across Europe. Since the technologically..
Review from Agent G →
Great story, and well-narrated. Gritty and funny, this story sets the background for hopefully many more titles in this series.
Review from Villains Pride →
Far and Away the most fun, hilarious, meta romp in audiobook history. I cannot wait for the third installment of this series. I wish he didn’t use a pseudonym, so that I could personally write him a letter of thanks, peppered with insults to his intellect.