Review from Incubus Mini-Boss →
Introduction In the icy realms of HowlStrom, where the eternal winter reigns supreme, I, Kiba Snowpaw, an Alpha Ice Wolf with the mastery of ice magic, find solace and warmth in the fiery, tumultuous world of Jack Porter’s “Incubus Mini-Boss.” Amidst the icy spires and frozen lakes of my home, this tale is a spark..
Review from Minus America →
I so badly wanted to like this. This plot isn’t bad, but I can’t get past the extremely bad narration and goofy writing. The written dialogue is almost enough to set it down but the irritation narration takes it to a new level. Such a disappointment.
Review from Incubus Hitman →
Narrator’s Voice: A howl pierces the serene silence of the icy world of HowlStrom. The alpha Ice Wolf, Kiba Snowpaw, with a majesty befitting his lineage, strides across the frozen landscape, his ice magic swirling around him like a mystical aura. This isn’t just another day in the eternal winter; today, Kiba is on a..
A must listen for anyone interested in the history of Napa Valley wine and food
Review from The Tremor of Forgery →
The characters were okay but thought the plot was dull. Enjoyed her other books more.
Review from Incubus Mini-Boss →
Whoa. On to the next book for me. Great storyline. Unique protagonist. Action packed. Sexy but not XXX. Maybe R rated.
Pete Nealen does a good job with this series. I do enjoy the other series he has written. This particular book has a good lead in and plenty of background with character development. I’m thankful we have vet’s moving into fiction without a lot of fantasy stuff. Steve Marvel does a good job and makes..
Review from Jungle King 3 →
It was an ok listen it was not hard to figure out what was happening next
I am happy that I didnt waist a credit on this. This was a poorly executed sci-fi erotic thriller. Yhe problem was the characters were so paper thin and one dimensional. The plot jumped from one life and death situation to another,with no believability. When we did eventually get to the few unearned sex sceens,..
While a work of fiction, the book pulls you in to a world that parodies our own reality. Truth is often much closer to fiction than we like to admit; the amount of research and dedication to realism really shines through in all of Peters books. Feel comfortable saying this series has been top ten..