Review from Aftermath 4: A Nuclear War Survival Thriller →
They story was okay. It certainly wasn’t the caliber of writing one would expect from someone of Mr. Akart’s fame and experience. The ending was terrible it was like someone shouted time is up put the pencil down Bobby. Maybe it is time to slow down. It is more about giving a quality product. If..
Review from Sweet Nightmare →
Having thoroughly enjoyed the Crave series by Tracy Wolff, I was eagerly anticipating the chance to dive into this new series. Overall, this book was a solid read, and I’m definitely intrigued enough to continue with the series. However, I found that it didn’t quite capture my heart in the same way that Crave did…
Review from Aftermath 2 →
Great series with book #2 being no exceptions. Not at all what was expected but better. Multii-scaarios and diverse characters all moving rapidly, with clarity and ease of relating. Teally enjoyable listen.
Review from Behind the Gates 3 →
Keep these books coming!! I love that these are regular folks and story is not overly dramatic
“A Captivating and Relevant Audiobook”Bobby Akhart has delivered another masterpiece with this audiobook. From start to finish, it was utterly captivating, holding my attention with its gripping storyline and thought-provoking themes. The narration was outstanding, bringing the characters and situations to life in a way that felt immersive and engaging. What truly sets this book..
Review from Aftermath 1 →
Every thing . This story blows !! Another conservative nut job. Could not get half way through. Misogyny elitism at its best
I’m glad this is fiction because that Omega is what we hate in bottoms: stupid, weak, and don’t know a thing about self respect, no story here, you want a (very long) sex thriller? This is your book. The alphas are also weak in consent and they solve everything with sex, no plot. Why two..
Review from Damascus Station →
This book effectively captures the hard scrabble life of CIA operatives in a war torn middle eastern country. It’s especially interesting to read this following the recent (2024) ouster of Assad from Syria. I sometimes had trouble keeping track of the various Syrian characters when listening to the audio recording. Might have been easier to..
Review from Aftermath 4: A Nuclear War Survival Thriller →
Weak final book in a less than exciting series. Horrible ending. I kept going back and re-listening to the last 5 chapters certain that I must have missed something. Nope. It is like Akart just gave up on the storyline and characters in this book. Very disappointing for someone who has purchased dozens of books..
Lucy Rivers and Connor Brown bring this intense, raw, and emotionally charged story to life with powerful narration that perfectly captures the characters’ trauma, resilience, and chemistry. It’s a dual narration. Honor endures unimaginable abuse at the hands of her husband, Gideon, a dangerously powerful DA. Her escape from his clutches sets the stage for..