Review from To Fire Called →
This is a great addition to the series. I found it to be engrossing and a good carry on for Ishmael and his crew of friends. The series has lost a little something from the original set (Quarter Share and on through Captains Share), but it has evolved into what has unfolded to be quite..
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
It is unusual for me to write a negative review about a book. In this case, I strongly feel I should make an exception. All Jim Bernheimer managed to produce this time is an utterly unimpressive sequence of mostly dull and insignificant events that terminated in a cliffhanger. It feels like the author isn’t even..
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
Overall this was fine but it felt like the end came in the middle. the first book had multiple short episodic sections this one felt like that but without the actual conclusion.
Story line was drawn too long and not enough of the MAGIC MAGE creativity … next in line needs new magic and special gifts …
if you’re looking for feel-good story about superheroes, you’re in the wrong place. This is a story about a super-villian, griity and salty as they come, who makes the world a better place only because it serves his interest. Great stuff!
Review from Villains Rule →
This book started out a bit strange for me. It took me a little bit to really get into it. Not sure if it was just the pace that the book went/that the narrator went, but once i got used to it it was totally right!! The kinda blase attitude that was conveyed by the..
Review from Villains Rule →
Villians Rule review. The main character is a asshole, but a interesting asshole. If he wasn’t so competent, and smart I would completely hate him. Instead he interests me. The story itself is like a very well rewritten self insert fanfic except the main character gets knock out enough to show the character isn’t invincible…
Review from Hard Road →
I loved this story! Though it is not as fleshed out as some other series, it is action-packed and hard to put down (or turn off). The narrator, however is a little more melodramatic in unnecessary places and bland in others.
A confederation of planets on the verge of war…. A major star-ship fuel rich planet with a major star-ship fuel processing plant, and orbiting transfer station….. No defenses but a couple weak lasers, and one small refinery town with one company of marines! Who thinks that is not likely?!?!?! I am not worrying about spoilers..
Review from Primordial →
A "fun" monster/mystery book that doesn’t let you get bored. The characters are well enough developed to make you care- and the monster is revealed craftily throughout the story. The author does a good job bringing in different cultures and interesting scenes. The narrator is more than adequate at pulling off a not-so-easy cast of..