Review from The Last Warrior of Unigaea →
This is a guide for how our future might really wind up being. Also the narratir grows on you with a superb voice that draws you into the story. I should actually say narrators. Enjoy this book then continue on the journey with all the rest of the storues of this epic tale.
Review from War Aeternus: The Beginning →
a great book one that had me chomping at the bit with every twist and turn and that twist at the end was simply phenomenal
Review from Challenge →
This book was very well written! I love the cunning of the main character! Spectacular plot line. Definitely will purchase the next book when it comes out.
it is worth a credit, but i recommend that u are used to sex scenes in books. i say again, there are tones of sex scenes… yet the storyline is origonal and the writing is well done. plus the narration is on point. here are some spoilers if u wanna know aht its about..like stop..
Review from Fire and Brimstone →
I like the story line just fine. One of things that really bothers me is that the author calls the decks of a ship or even the floors in a building “the ground “. What the heck is that all about?He messed up other ship terminology, but this ground stuff is just awful.
This is a cute, short, smart story with hints of Stockholm Syndrome, and harem undertones. What almost completely ruined it for me in the audiobook version is the narration of what I am guessing in the printer version are tables. Repeating the same information OVER AND OVER AND OVER was incredibly tedious, and even more..
Review from War Aeternus 2: Sacrifices →
I kinda excepted the ending , but was still very sad Great book worth every penny
other than a few small inconsistencies and a couple odd voices, great listening experience. I thoroughly enjoyed this book
Review from War Aeternus 2: Sacrifices →
I really want to say the book was really well-written and that the backstory for Miller was greatly done and that the development of characters was something that I agree greatly appreciate especially since the pain and the hurt felt so real
William Arand does a fantastic job narrating this book. This book showed up on my Amazon ‘you might like’ list because I have been reading Aleron Kong’s ‘The Land’ series and I thought I would give it a try. It was written for the 30 something male who is still living in his parent’s basement..