Review from Heretic! →
Matthew discusses topics that many don’t want to dig deep into but pass over because they are difficult or are too engrained in our teachings from earlier days. I appreciate his honesty and thoughtfulness in his writings in this book.
Review from Hawk: Hand of the Machine →
The story was interesting, but the narration was rough. The Machine – Hawk (a god?) – a galactic war Interesting stuff. Unfortunately for me, I did not enjoy the narration. Not that the narrator is terrible, but you can hear him inhale at the beginning of each line – This drove me crazy and took..
A kid leaving on the streets doing what he has to survive. Curious how this series turns out
Review from Infertat →
Wildly imaginative and by juggling story lines through Earth, Infertat (a fantasy realm/city inhabited by demons, mages and humans) and Verdigrid (the heavenly realm) it’s so easy to get immersed into the story and characters. Now I only have one problem….what’s going to happen next?! I hope this is a series that continues.
For goodness sake, do authors take the time to listen to the body of work of the reader’s they engage? Instead we get mildly nasal sound of the most annoying coworker you can imagine. Most of the reading is flat. The rare flourish of extra effort consists of poorly executed country accents. The story itself..
Review from The Gordon Place →
Love this so amazing. The Gordon Place needs to be a movie! Definitely a must listen.
Review from Hawk: Hand of the Machine →
This very well written and narrated tale will keep you entertained till the very end and leave you wanting more.