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Love this whole series want to hear all the rest of the stories Jags Thunder vice cutter patchNeed to know what happens to all of them

The three-book series was incedible and left you wanting more. I search more from the author hoping that he expanded on his universe. My only complaint is that it ended…

This was the beginning of an awesome adventure that I didn’t want to stop! I laughed and I cried… Highly rrcommend!

Really enjoyed this two book series! Imaginative world building with a good story! I probably lol’d more in the first book but this was a great add on

Review: The Art of Brevity by Grant Faulkner – 4/5 Stars I expected an exhaustive, technique-heavy guide to sharpen my short story prose. The later aphorisms—witty, concise wisdom—shone, but the book mostly preaches brevity’s virtues over actionable cuts (e.g., ditching “up” or “-ly” adverbs with before-and-after examples). It’s ideal for long-form writers needing permission to..

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Same plot line as so many these days. Another writer who thinks he has to make a gender equity statement in his story. Even aside from that it’s just boring and predictable.

Such an important book! I learned so much and it made me want to find other people to discuss and (un)build with. Also there is an online game that goes along with the game at half.earth

Fascinating dual biography that opens up not just the world of Napoleon, but explains so much about the tenor and political priorities of the Papacy in the 1800s. Very helpful. Lots of information without bogging down.

I had listened to a different series that this author had written and I had my doubts about this one when I started reading it. Oh, this one is much better. The main characters are not annoying. As well as the story is more interesting so far.

Another great book in this series. Love the humor!!!! I was so happy about another book focused on the devil. The narrator as before is amazing. I will definitely continue reading this series.