Review from Pegasus →
This book exposes the nefarious spying that is being fomented by people who think they are safeguarding society. Paranoia has driven software developers to design programs that can extract data from unsuspecting targets with a level of stealth that is very hard to detect. Then the spies will use it to punish the so-called enemies..
Review from Drop Dead Queen →
I wrote this review after reading this book in February, 2022: Boy. Now you’ve done it. I am shattered. That cliff! Watch out! Book 2 is every bit as good as book 1. Aspen and Quinton. Aspen is still being major bullied. But she is starting to stand up for herself. Quinton is still an..
She sounds whiny. The end of her sentences are drawn out in a whiny voice. I couldn’t get past listening an hour of this. So I have no idea if the story is good except, isn’t it generally known that you don’t contact anyone from your previous life when you’re on the run. Shouldn’t an..
Review from Saved at Stevens Street →
This is my first story by Charlie Roberts, and I will look for more of this author’s work in the future. Well done. The romance story is different than any other I have read/listened to. It was different enough to keep me interested even in the slower parts. There are some semi-hot scenes (could use..
Review from King of Corium →
Oh, wow, I loved this book! What a cliffhanger. So glad I have the next one to read.College bullying at its wickedest. Only read if you like DARK.The King of Corium U, Quinton, is broken, ruthless, cruel, a total control junky. I haven’t fallen for him. Not sure I ever will. Aspen does not want..
Review from Rescuing Moira →
Great narrators… great storyline with strong characters and felt very involved in book… loved it
Review from Vagabonds →
great book but I’ve listened to the authors on some podcasts and they are super funny guys. I wish they would have read it in there own voice!
However, he always seems to end the story abruptly, Also he leaves plot lines hanging out there. Over all love his books just be prepared for a sprint all the sudden to the end.
Review from Escaping the Dead →
I’m fairly new to WTF and WJ Lundy, but wow I’m impressed. Loved the story, characters, and am looking forward to move of his books. Highly recommended, definitely worth a listen, you’ll not be sorry 🙂
Review from Damascus Station →
This seems to be a thriller written by pre-teens for a pre-teen reader. Simplistic, poorly assembled; utterly forgettable.