The idea of the story is good, but the author tends to restate the same over and over…not actually thinking through. Spoiler-grandpa is going to die of cancer…he actually dies saving his family. Ben, main character tells his children after the death…he was dying…nothing specific so son Joel says what are you saying…or something like..
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The only good thing about this selection was that I didn’t spend any credits to listen to it. Even as a freebie, however, it was unbearable. Other reviewers have said all that needs to be said about the narrator’s lethargic and ponderous reading style. It was made somewhat better by increasing the playback speed. Now..
The writer likes losers
Review from World Nexus →
I made it’s the third book in this series with the hope that the character would become in not only less entangled with I love all of the beings that have been. I’ve been trying to kill him since the very beginning. What the writer calls powers? And in the very thin, hope that the..
The story was decent and kept my attention, but it lacked any real depth. Unfortunately, the narration was painfully slow—after the first three chapters, I had to bump the speed up to 1.5x just to get through it. Surprisingly, after a few minutes, it felt completely normal at that pace. The box set ends on..
Finally Over it
Review from The Lost Reclaimed →
The book was overwritten to the point of exhaustion. I couldn’t care less about most of the characters and the main storyline of the series was barely progressed. Just like in the last 3 entries the author insists on explaining every ability over multiple chapters and then further explaining when they are used. Please give..
Having previously enjoyed Mike Kraus’s Flashpoint series I decided to give this a shot. It started out well enough, but by book three it was getting boring. Characters are introduced but then skipped over and the big drama from the previous books gets resolved off screen with zero satisfaction considering the angst that’s been building..