The story was good. Personally, I didn’t like the female narration at all. The male narrator had a great deep voice, but I didn’t care for the way he read the characters. In this case, I would have rather read the books than listened to them.
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Jaz and Libby
Review from Jaz →
Interesting story with a dragon and a wolf and they are mates. Very good story that I enjoyed listening to. Each book in the Stratham Shifters series is very good and I highly recommend listening to them. Connor Brown did a great job with the narration. I received this free copy audiobook at my request..
Great Post-Apocalyptic Book
Review from Rise →
I wasn’t sure if I would like this or not but it was very good. The characters were well developed and the story put together well. Andrew Wehrlen is one of the BEST narrators!
Need more!
Review from Primal Resurrection →
This is an amazing series. The backstories are becoming clearer for every character and are fascinating. Andrew Wehrlen is one of the best narrators!
Good book. a lot of action. Not the ending I was expecting. Would recommend to all.
Great book, but a bit farfetched in a few spots. love the use of Scripture to tie story together. This the second Vincent Zandri book I listened to and don’t understand his attachment to having Tarantulas in stories. Many twists and turns in the story. Would recommend to any reader who like action and adventure.
Somehow I missed book 2! I enjoyed this book!It starts with Zombies getting thru the barriers and taking over everything on their way to Philly. Aiming to special ones there are hopes of getting to the Master and wiping out the tide. People are lost,some are found.It is very good.Narration by Andrew B Wehrlen is..
Will update as I listen to each story. Dead Heading is about an hour. For the story length, there isn’t a whole lot of development, but still managed to be an engaging listen. The author even snuck in a quick fling. This has a condensed 007 feel to it and I enjoyed it. Empire Runaway,..
Suspend your disbelief. There is a hero, whose military background is constantly referenced, but who is either a seal or a ranger depending on the chapter… he meets a woman who immediately sleeps with him, is in a vehicle that’s attacked by terrorists, struggles, then saves the day through a series of implausibly lucky events…
A bit boring
Review from Five Roads to Texas →
Ive read the first two books and considering not reading any more. Im finding it hard to connect to the characters or pay attention to the plot. Feels a bit disperse, here and there and not very deep, maybe?