Review from Mech Corps →
The author should find someone else to narrate the book for him. While his voice was pleasant sounding, he made a lot of the characters sound robotic. Colonel Parveen sounded like a talking Asian robot. The mech pilots came across to me as being snobs and I could not stand the play between Chumps and..
Review from Moonlight Weeps →
I loved this book! I have listened to several books by Vincent Zandri and Andrew B Wehrlen, and this one is my favorite so far. The story was original, gripping, and oh so good. I loved the twists this book had. Typically my preferred genre of listening is romance, but I do listen to some..
Review from The Embalmer →
I could not put this down! What a crazy ride. Absolutely riveting. Definitely worth the read ,definitely worth buying ..
Review from Moonlight Weeps →
I have been awaiting a new Dick Moonlight novel for a while now and, when I read Moonlight Weeps was coming, I intended to take my time and savor each and every word. Second page in, the plan shot out the window and the breakneck pace was on! Vincent Zandri weaves an intricate tale with..
Review from Roak →
Really fun story, funny stuff, liked the over the top characters and ideas. Good relief from the day. Well read, good voices, that cast the characters in the scene well enough that you do feel like you are there. Thats why the performance gets 5 stars – writing this review, even though I listed to..
Review from What Tomorrow Brings →
Nothing out of the ordinary with this genre of books but I enjoyed it nonetheless.“I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.”
Review from Moonlight Weeps →
I just discovered the team of Vincent Zandri and Andrew B. Wehrlen earlier this year. What a treat! They are a perfect match of author and narrator and I am eager to snatch up new books as they come out. It seems to be a.great time to have discovered the pair as it appears that..
“Chase Baker and the Dutch Diamonds” is book 10 in an 11 book series. This time Chase is at a conference for thriller writers in New York, called Suspense Fest. At the conference, Chase runs into a fellow author, Les Edgerton. After a few drinks, the two end up talking about the 1930s gangster, Dutch..
Both books were well written, the story was very “realistic”, from a viral spread point of view.
This book is the eighth in the series and I’m just kicking myself for coming so late to this party. This Moonlight guy rocks!!!! First off, major, major, major kudos to the narrator. Exceptionally perfect. Enthralling and sexy. Masculine and insanely cool. Love. Him. The story is the central figure though. It is a well-written..