Review from Kill for Satan! →
This definitely feels like a throw back to 80s satanic cult movies and slasher films. The plot line is fairly basic and revolves around one interspaced plot with some independent pieces that tie everything together. Because of this you meet some characters for a very brief time while the main storyline continues to provide the..
Sean Duregger hits it out of the park with this performance. Sean truly is a fan of audiobooks. He gets better and better with each title he releases. If you’re a fan of Bryan Smith then you already know what you’re in store for. With Kill for Satan! Bryan takes us straight into the action…
Review from Cleansed →
This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review. I could only get through half of the book because of how cliche everything was. The plot and characters are bland. I expected more from a world ruled by the God of Chaos, but the setting is pretty..
Review from Cleansed →
This is a dark coming of age fantasy (not my usual listen) but held my interest due to the narration and characters. Enjoyed the characters especially Dirge, Talic, and Jacob, it has monsters and gods with violence and is very deep and dark. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author,..
Review from Cleansed →
This audiobook is expertly crafted & narrated. Character development is in depth & fully immersive. The story line is very well developed. The only issue I had was there was a slight jump in time that seemed awkward. There is no truly explicit language so this book should be appropriate for teen & older listeners…
Review from The Devil’s Gospel →
It took me a little bit to figure out the time jumps in the book, but when I did, the story got going, and I was hooked. A relatively quiet tale of real world horror, where religion and obsession meet with bloody results. Comer tells a dark story where the main character Andrew Ballardtries to..
Review from The Devil’s Gospel →
Coomer has made a great introduction in horror. I loved his previous stories. I found this one a bit tedious and more mystery than horror. It still kept my interest, but not like his previous horror stories. There was no real character development so you get what you get, I liked them, but static. The..
Review from Cleansed →
I’m not big on Fantasy stories, I have to say G.S. Scott has created a pretty cool world with loads going on. Picking sides with Gods can be tricky and messy busy. I’m a huge fan of Sean Duregger. He gets better and better with every audio book I listen too. You can tell he’s..
This was a gripping gritty fantasy novel. When it come to the gods of order and chaos you always get a polarity in both characters and readers. Some are drawn to order and some to chaos. It is part of what makes the characters relatable. Their choices and how it affects their lives are things..
Review from Cleansed →
This novel is marketed to those who would be interested in Game of Thrones style books and I have to say G.S. Scott honestly doesn’t disappoint. The clash of beliefs, the ostracization internally and externally of Dirge when he chooses Order over Chaos is gripping, and the righteous rebellion against a God who would call..