Post-apocalyptic story that reminded me of the Fallout show but more whimsical in nature with all of the bad and none of the horror. Realistic yet humorous. Author has a great way with words. Tried this on a whim and I’m ready for the rest of the series. Can’t wait. This book is DEFINITELY as..
Review from #CrimeTime →
I loved the story. Normally, I love a full cast audio. One of the characters was a little over the top but not to the point it wasn’t enjoyable.
Review from All the Dust That Falls 3 →
easy read without any big issues. kind of a fun take with some interesting twists. It may not win any major awards but it’s worth the money
Review from Revenge of the Apocalypse →
I didn’t want to continue the series after the end of book 3. (You were wrong for that man!) I came back after a few months and ended up enjoying another great installment. My husband looked at me funny every time I laughed out loud.
Review from All the Dust That Falls 3 →
Very enjoyable series, my favorite from the past year. If you liked the previous books you’ll enjoy this one as well
Review from #CrimeTime →
I love it… Chase had me laughing the whole entire time !! I hope they make a sequel for this book !!!
Review from Slow Burn Box Set →
This is a must have in your library, from the get go book one I was hooked never lost interest and I powered through the 9 book box set while at work. The writing and narration was top notch. Can’t say enough good things about this series so I won’t try, all I can say..
It was going ok, until the Nazi ish. Liking or acting to like it is whatever. But for it to be the main character? I had to eject. 1st book was great. This one I stopped with 5 hours left and still in a dollhouse.
it’s really fun seeing the world through the eyes of a Roomba. It knows a lot about cleaning and very little about anything else. sometimes it describes mundane and recognizable events in a totally foreign way, almost like a toddler seeing it for the first time. this one has a lot more world building and..
It has become obvious at this point that the author is being paid by the word. He completely over describes everything over and over and over again.