, “10-Minute Stories From Greek Mythology” is a commendable effort by Joy Chester to make the epic tales of The Iliad and The Odyssey accessible to a broader audience. The collection’s brevity makes it an ideal starting point for those looking to acquaint themselves with the enchanting world of Greek mythology or revisit these timeless..
Review from Boom Box →
Book 1 – I had a hard time keeping up with all the characters but by the end, I knew how was who, who was good, who was bad. Quick paced original take on life in post-apocalyptic America. Just the right amount of humor. Book 2 – This was the second book in the Duck..
This is a powerful study of Shared Death Experiences containing many examples and convincing proofs. There is more to come FOR ALL OF US!!
The ending was bittersweet in the best possible way. Already dying for the next part. Bravo RinoZ, beautifully done.
Review from Awakening →
Between Chrysalis and Book of the Dead, Rhinoz continues to write interesting characters. The plot is enjoyable and we clean up plot threads while opening new ones. The only hard part is waiting for the next book.
it doesn’t suck. I tell you that much right now. it’s good. take on alternate universe lit RPG madness.
much like the first book this was a great book and couldn’t if asked for a better follow up, and now I have to wait for the next one.
Review from Everybody Hates Death Knights →
I really don’t like the minimum word count requirements for audible reviews. . ..
Review from Awakening →
This series is excellent so far – I just finished listening to books 1 and 2, and greatly enjoyed the story. I hope the story continues, but even if it doesn’t, these two books are worth a read or listen.
The positive: I’ve enjoyed the story and actions in this series quite a bit. The negative: I find the extensive reading of user’s stats to be tedious and just skip over them (10+ minutes per user).