Review from Dissention →
This may be a minority option here, but I could not stand how cliquey “Ben and the others” seemed by talking bad about Martin behind his back, making snarky comments, and not really ever sitting down with Martin to address their concerns, and perhaps giving Martin a chance to change or at least explain himself…
Review from Dead Reckoning →
I got through the first book and thought, OK not my favorite but I’d like to know what happens now. The second book was more drawn out and seriously every person he meets is just looking to murder people. I’d like to think most people are good? Nope, not a one. Third book, this one…..
The storyline needs to continue! More about Rob and Nat and what they do after Jax. Maybe another full series of this team having a connection to Ben and Joel et al.? I’d commit to a good 40-50 hours of that story!
I’m a pretty harsh critic of fantasy. This one regularly surprised and impressed me. Its action scenes were some of the easiest for me to envision.
For a Japanese inspired story that uses Japanese words, you’d think it would be important for the audiobook reader to have at least an incredibly basic understanding of how to say the words used in the story. Excellent book. Terrible choice of reader. To be clear, I don’t think Andrew Tell is a bad narrator..
Review from Deception →
the story is great, description of the characters and everything going on, plenty of action but heart too
Review from Breakdown →
This book fits into the dystopian genre well, which has become my favorite in recent years. The style is similar to writers such as Franklin Horton, A. American, and Tom Abrahams. Although brief, this book captured my attention and held my interest from start to finish. The events and situations have a realistic feel, and..
Review from The Sword of Kaigen: A Theonite War Story →
That was an emotional and fascinating story – it really touched me. It also leaves a plot point open at the end, so if there is a next book, I hope it will be just as wonderful as this one
Review from Savage Shores →
Loved the exciting adventures. Always something happening! Loved the characters and the dogs. Never a dull moment.
Review from This Quest Is Broken! →
if I hear one more mention of scones or Aylas chest I will break down. This author reads like a newbie DM, the NPC dialogue is stilted and inhuman, that one inside joke gets repeated ad nauseum but the grand campaign moves forward. I genuinely have never experienced character dialogue this bad, it made me..