Review from Primordial →
A good tale of a hunt for a lake dwelling legend/myth. Well developed storyline and characters. Some unexpected twists..Well written and the narration is first class.A good & and entertaining read . Highly recommend.I received a free copy of this audio book in exchange for an honest reveiw.
When you read the blurb you can see "shares" of a certain book, but this audio is way better! I’m a sucker for a dominant broody billionaire tycoon when it’s done right and Krystina wasn’t a push over female lead. It is a cliffhanger, but I really got into the story and can’t wait to..
Review from Villains Rule →
It started out interesting, then came a slow spot, then it got really interesting. It ended satisfactorily, but left room for sequels to follow the same, or different, veins. I was given a free review copy audiobook at my request by the narrator and have voluntarily left this review.
I have to say that his story, for the most part, really pulled me in. The diverse set of characters and settings were well developed along with an intriguing plat. The uncertainty of exactly what was going on beneath the surface of the water was compelling. As more information, and finally sightings, were revealed the..
Review from Villains Rule →
This book was a fun read. Jackson Blackwell aka "the Shadow Master" is an intelligent villain who knows all rules. He can build an empire or grind you into dust but he’s about to fall victim to a plot from hidden enemies. The book doesn’t take itself too seriously and there are some laughs along..
Just didn’t feel like this was a best afford, I enjoyed the other books in the series but this one left me lacking.
Review from In Ashes Born →
This is one of the best stories I have ever come across in my life, since Quarter Share I have enjoyed Nathans Lowell’s unique unique storytelling ability. I am waiting on Book two.
Entertaining especially the performance. The hatred of the horse and taking joy in animal murder/terror is a little more serial murdery than funny super villainy.
Review from Primordial →
This was a fun monster novel. It had the over-sized feel of something along the lines of Relic to me. I thought the narration by Jeffery Kafer was really well done. Just to be transparent, if I was asked to head out to look for a myth, I would do it. If the stuff that..
The story moves along in a fun way, but it’s too short to warrant a credit. I know the previous books weren’t much longer in length, but in order to handle the recaps (which weren’t excessive and were generally fun) etc., later books need more meat, not less. Of all the series I’ve read in..