Review from Deadwater →
Deadwater by Riley Miller and Grace Hamilton continues the series with tense, emotional storytelling that kept me invested throughout. Maxwell Zener’s narration captures every moment of exhaustion and determination as the group struggles through a toxic wilderness. The confrontation with the Wellspring cult and the desperate search for safety made this a standout installment.
Review from Disappear →
Really enjoyed this one! Intriguing story which moves at a good clip throughout. Outstanding narration by Maxwell Zener!
Review from Into the Mire →
I am fully vested now and I need to see this trilogy to the end. I guess you know by now im a total fan great story, great writing, great narration!!! what more can I say if you haven’t heard these you need to start today!!
Review from Into the Mire →
This second book of the series has continued the story in an interesting way, the characters are great and I enjoyed listening to their story. The narration was good.
Review from No Safe Water →
I devoured this audiobook in two sittings. The world goes sideways fast here, but what hooked me most was the human side: likable, layered characters making impossible choices and holding tight to each other when everything else unravels. The story building is excellent—tense, vivid, and easy to follow without ever feeling simple. I felt what..
Review from Into the Mire →
The perfect continuation of the Toxic Tides series. This sequel picks up right where book one left off and doesn’t miss a beat. The characters stay true to themselves while still growing through new and believable challenges. I love that the tension and emotion feel real—every decision matters, and every moment carries weight. The world-building..
Review from Into the Mire →
Riley Miller and Grace Hamilton deliver another tense, human story in Into the Mire, and Maxwell Zener’s narration gives every scene a raw, lived-in feel. The remote Oregon wilderness setting feels both hopeful and claustrophobic, especially as Hazel and her group realize even isolation can’t guarantee safety. I liked how the story balanced survival, loyalty,..
Review from No Safe Water →
Riley Miller and Grace Hamilton deliver a tense and human story about survival when the world’s water turns deadly, and Maxwell Zener’s narration brings every moment to life with real emotion. I really liked how the book balanced the chaos of a poisoned world with the fragile bond between Hazel and her brother. The mix..
Clearly there’s a market for this drivel so I can’t fault it too much, but it was a waste of a credit for me.
Review from Saint Frank and the Dragon →
Saint Frank and the Dragon by Simon Carr and Rachel Crocker-Editor is an excellent dragon fantasy. Maxwell Zener did an incredible job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, witty, fun, engaging, enjoyable, and more. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommended