Review from Human Element →
The concept behind the story is intriguing, which is a shame that it’s never actually really explained or even explored all that much. It’s a year after the ‘purge’ and yet we never really learn all that much about this purge. We get vague information about AI being implanted/integrated into everything, including much of the..
Review from Human Element →
As more and more devices become connected to the internet, it becomes easier to control everything from a single point. In this story, that single point comes from an implant called the Neuroweb. Just like with our Internet of thing devices that can be hacked, the Neuroweb is taken over from an unknown entity. All..
Review from Infinite Mayhem →
This book has great story behind it, the performance and Narrator, but for me, there is way too much foul language for my taste. I thought it might get better, but it didn’t. So I had to stop listening. Some can handle it, some can’t. Again, I am rating based upon the language. Everything else..
Review from After the Roads →
I know this is Sydney’s journey but I think it’s more like Sydney’s and Jake’s journey. Although I liked the first book, I think this book is more cohesive since the focus is more narrow. I can’t wait to find out what is is store for Sydney and Jake. I enjoyed the narrator’s performance. I..
Review from The Hybrid Author Mindset →
The Hybrid Author Mindset: The totally honest, myth-busting, realistic, non-politically correct guide to succeeding at publishing traditionally and independently was a good quick read by Vincent Zandri. This is a book to help authors make a passive income writing as both a traditional and indie author. Vincent wrote about his experiences as a hybrid author..
Review from Pathological →
Pathological: collected Short Reads of Sex, Lies & Murder was a great read by Vincent Zandri. This book followed some of Vincent’s great thrilling shorts; Moonlight Gets Served, Dressed to Kill, Full Moonlight, Bingo Night, Moonlight Breaks Bad, Pathological and Dog Day Moonlight. I loved reading this great book.
Review from Infinite Mayhem →
Jake Bible has done it again, with well thought out action scenes with a really Good narrator who expresses good character description through excellent vocal inflections! I laughed many times at the humorous quips characters jabbed at each other. That made the story come alive and the characters more relatable. It was like a real..
Review from Human Element →
This was one of those stories that had me captured from the first moment. Excellent story and the backstory was well thought out. AJ Powers obviously performed an abundance of research for Human Element and Andrew Wehrlen did a fantastic job performing this story. Can’s wait for the next bopk in the series. I was..
Review from Human Element →
Human Element:- Gripping,entertainment and fun to read from beginning to end. I hope A.J Powers continues this series, and uses the Andrew as the narrator, they made an awesome team. I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my own request, and voluntarily leave this review.
This book takes us through what can happen when published for the first time, especially when it happens too quickly. It also covers the different avenues today’s authors have at their disposal. Learning how one of my favorite authors flailed around his first time around was interesting and eye opening. I think all new authors..