Review from The Science of Supervillainy →
I tried to listen to the first book off and on for months. I just couldn’t get into it. I started listening to it again two weeks ago and now here I am finishing the last book crying over the loss of characters who will remain unnamed due to spoilers. Phipps, in his attempt to..
I love this series and i enjoyed this book, but it felt unfinished and i felt cheated. Even though it was similar lengths to the earlier books this one ended right in the middle of this story. I understand that some books in a series are just there to get you over the hump to..
Review from Primordial →
People have been disappearing from a Finnish lake for years and there are myths of the existence of a giant lake creature. Billionaire Ellis Holloway has assembled a team to find and capture the monster – at any cost. Battling a creature with a taste for human flesh, who will survive and who will become..
Review from Hard Road →
1st book read by this author. Definitely keep my attention while traveling. Will try another.
This book was slow to start, but it got better towards the end. There were some parts that just did not make any sense. If the author had put more suspense earlier in the book, I would have given it a higher score
Review from Primordial →
Would have enjoyed some closure for the main characters. But still a good story. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Villians Rule: The Shadow Master, Book 1 is in my top ten favorite audiobooks I have heard this year. M.K. Gibson has crafted one of the best characters I have come across in a long time. The book is a fantasy, action, comedy. Jackson Blackwell The Shadow Master is a Villians Villian. who uses his..
Set after a failed alien invasion which still managed to destroy more than half of the human population, Earth continues to battle on. All 18 year olds are drafted into the Human Defence League, put through a rigourous, if short, training session, then spat out to continue the battle against the insectoid-like Scum. The story..
Burned right through it. I’m already having issues waiting for the next book. By far my favorite super hero series.
Review from Rise of a D-List Supervillain →
the books are a fun romp, tending to be meandering now, but I hope the writer gains more focus in the next installment.