Guy, his son, his son’s girlfriend, and their dog, cross the country from Colorado to Maryland after nuclear armageddon. They run into maybe 50 bad guys, who they kill, and 50 good guys they don’t kill. Everyone else is apparently dead or dying. They somehow run into the girlfriend’s mom in a FEMA/Not FEMA camp..
Review from The Sword of Kaigen: A Theonite War Story →
First off: if you can tolerate or mull over constant mispronunciations for a good 24hrs of story-telling then you are well on your way to enjoying this story. Andrew Tell does the narration for this book, but did no one TELL Andrew how to pronounce anything slightly Japanese in origin or asiatic for that matter…
Review from Dark Nation →
Slow narration, read like a middle school novel . Not entertaining or interesting. Needed a stronger delivery.
The ending sucks, to be honest it invests lots in getting you some place, then that some place isn’t a great deal of fun
Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
the narrator is very monotone and boring. might as well be reading me an article out if the Economist. I could t get invested in the characters or the story.
Review from The Dark Road Series Collection →
This book sounds like Mike Brady from The Brady Bunch talking to his 10 year old son. The dad Ben and his interactions with his son Joel who is probably 16 or 17 is kind of ridiculous, so formal and not very realistic. I got to chapter 17 and I don’t know if I’m going..
main character is both toxic and whiney. I got 4hrs in and has to stop listening.
glory is a spoiled brat and drove me nuts listening to the BS. made it through the first book and gave up on the second. too many holes like why don’t they talk about the dead bodies of the creatures (slicks) do their bodies disappear? they don’t say. just a disappointment the story was promising..
I dunno it was ok I suppose I’d be pretty pissed if I had directly paid for it tho (got it for free through audible plus) The weirdly cheery narration and light hearted dialogue really threw me for a loop and I had to take several breaks throughout the listening of this collection of books..
I wish the author worked more with the person reading because he’s just awful. There’s plenty of Japanese words that he just completely butchers and it makes listening to this book and absolute pain. It sounds like the most Americanized caricature version of Japanese words and it’s honestly just irritating to listen to. I know..