Review from Earth Valor →
Books 1-3 were OK. But books 4 & 5 were majorly depressing. Full of boring, repetitive, self pitying inner monologue that literally had me feeling agitated & depressed. To make matters worse, they are over acted. Each sentence is read like it is the high point of the story with stilted pauses between every few..
Review from Quarter Share →
I first this story as a free download narrated by Nathan Lowell. That lead to TOMMW and several more books on audio. I decided to try this newer version with professional narration but gave it a couple years to fade in my memory. It did not disappoint. I liked the original just fine, yet this..
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
Another great book in this series. It had me laughing aloud many times and Im going to be listening to the entire series again as its just fun. Highly recommend!
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
Another great book in this series. It had me laughing aloud many times and Im going to be listening to the entire series again as its just fun. Highly recommend!
Review from Earth Shadows →
I highly recommend this series I really enjoyed it as a matter of fact I loved it if you enjoy extreme sci-fi because that’s what this book is, Extreme violence brutality get this series it will keep you on the edge of your seat
On occasion, I stumble across an author whose work draws me in and gets me to reading every book they’ve written. It’s a rare event. Usually they stick to one genre. I came across Lucifer’s Star (Space Opera) on a recommendation and then read Wraith Knight (Fantasy) and listened to Straight Outta Fangton (Vampire). Three..
On occasion, I stumble across an author whose work draws me in and gets me to reading every book they’ve written. It’s a rare event. Usually they stick to one genre. I came across Lucifer’s Star (Space Opera) on a recommendation and then read Wraith Knight (Fantasy) and listened to Straight Outta Fangton (Vampire). Three..
excellent novel. I miss Nathan’s voice. the reader is good enough but he ain’t Nate.
Review from Primordial →
I enjoyed the story with good action and an interesting monster. The narrator, however, seemed to be channeling a poor Philip Marlowe voice. His versions of accents were lackluster and nearly nonexistent, making an Aussie sound like a faded Boston, MA. Seeing as the main story takes place in Scandinavia, the local characters had almost..
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
Would rather the author release the whole story arc in one book. This seems to stop in the middle of the primary storyline. Otherwise I like the book. It keeps in line with the others in the series, and advances the plot and characters.