I’ve never listened to a book where every single character whined. Not good. I like the Apocalyptic genre, but this doesn’t come close.
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juvenile
Review from And Then She Was Gone →
full of criminal Justice errors. written for young readers. whiny tone and unbelievable syntaxes. sigh
Dinosaurs and debacle.
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It was bloody and boring. I thought any potential of storyline was lost in all the blood. or what do you do with a 69 million old dinosaur tied down on a ship in the middle of the ocean. You lose a chance to become Jurasssic Park for lack of a storyline.
Just not good.
Review from After the Outbreak →
The story is not really engaging. A lot of time was spent on what might happen instead of what was happening. Did not care for reader’s intonations, accents, pacing. Not interested in continuing series.
blurred between righteous acts
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blurred the rightous acts of good men and the poor leadership of a king. Tried to make good look bad and bad look good.
Great story! Wrong narrator!
Review from Nightblade →
Andrew, while a talented narrator, just does not have the voice to do theses characters justice. This caused me to struggle to continue listening at first. Soon the story drew me in and despite the struggle with the voice to character flaws, I have purchased the next book in the series and am anxious to..
Mediocre story and plot made worse by a terrible narrator. I should of quit listening after an hour but I stuck on getting something worth out of my credit. Bad idea..I kept fast forwarding. The continuous explanation of feelings and context of the virus and how it affected the players, is pure droning and lackluster..
Not as good as I’d hoped
Review from After the Outbreak →
The naration was excruciating.It was like listening to someone reading a post apocalyptic story to preschoolers.
This was a pretty mediocre book. The main protagonist was a pretty unsympathetic idiot. He’s basically compelled into each conflict by force for the most part, complains the whole time, overestimates his abilities constantly, and swoons for his ex the rest of the book. He also pretty much goes through every confrontation without any real..
I”ve listened to over 150 dystopian novels, some excellent and some marginal. This author reminds me of the old “blue book” essay tests in college when, knowing little or nothing about the topic, the student writes and writes any and all of the most tangential, irrelevant thoughts simply to fill up the blue book. But..