Forced to make myself read until a women had to “teach” navy seal to humt…really?? wasted credits. but describes useless details with painfull detail.
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love the book dread the narrator
Review from Nightblade →
I’ve read the book, and I’ve read it before. but this narrator will kill the audience. I guess im just used to less monotonous and monotone performances
with a lead character named Coco, shoulda known, bad purchase. I don’t recommend this book
function problem
Review from And Then She Was Gone →
The book would not stay at correct chapter and kept going back to chapter 1 which was very inconvenient.
Not worth it sadly…
Review from Nightblade →
I thought the story could have been really good but sadly the combination of a horrible reading performance and what seemed to be a quickly thought up and poorly executed story were enough to make finishing the book more of a battle between wanting to finish something I started due to spending money on it..
A shot in the dark
Review from Dark Defiance →
The story had a few glimpses and spots where it started to get interesting but would slip back in to whining, wandering dialog. Overall this was just not a story I could get through. The narrator seemed to preform the story well, the tone however was just not comfortable for me to listen to. I..
What would have made Fight to Live: A Post-Apocalyptic Thriller better? A new Plot. What could Dave Bowman have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you? There is enough violence in America today, lower the kill rate. Did Andrew Tell do a good job differentiating all the characters? How? Some yes and..
The storyline was predictable and juvenile but good. The person reading the story was horrible. It sounded like a narrator reading over a children’s book. The character voices were bad and lacked personality. The only difference between characters was the use of deep voices for the males.
Good story, boring narrator
Review from Zombie Ever After →
Andrew Tell has the same emotionless voice for every single situation in the book. Excited?- dull. Angry?- dull. Hordes of zombies out to kill everybody?-dull.
I went into this understanding that the book was going to heavy with stereotypical manga tropes. However, I couldn’t even get to the main plot, let alone finish the whole book because the writing was just that bad – I’m a pretty stubborn person but Nightblade defeated me. The story sounds like it was written..