This was a fantastic story. I am a runner, but I don’t think you need to be a runner to enjoy the story. In a sadly beautiful way it is very relevant to our times. It’s poignant and fun and inspiring. I truly enjoyed it.
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Review from After the Outbreak →
Because the narrator just reads the stories, there is lots of action, but it’s like dumb and dumber try to survive! All the characters argue among themselves and then make stupid decisions! I cussed out loud and my husband thought I was yelling at him. Even the dog and cat were amazed when I made..
pretty darn good, one complaint
Review from World Nexus →
I love the set up for future stories while wrapping up some he started here, but honestly there was a part that dragged on too long in my opinion, but may have been a genius move to make me feel like Michael by the end of that part.
Listening to it on repeat.
Review from The Viking Spirit →
Highly recommend. Great outlook on mythos of the Norse gods. Give it a shot, cheers!
Interesting story, engaging characters, no real plot twists but didn’t need any. Not a cliffhanger. Great narrator.
She says her 1st priority is her daughter. But she volunteers for every dangerous mission. She says she is unforgettable with everyone in the house, but 3 minutes later she likes it. She says she never wants to kill anyone ever again, but then wants to kill them all. She puts the people who care..
Worth a read, does not end how you’ll expect. The last Airbender on steroids.
Very interesting
Review from The Viking Spirit →
More than just a book on mythology. He goes into a lot of the history behind it. Great book.
The book started okay but the author must have some issue with medication as it’s like every 5 seconds there is some comment about pain medication like even otc stuff like Tylenol and ibuprofen and it’s just redundant. I get it you don’t like pills but this could be the end of the known civilization..
I have been a bit critical of the only two books I have read that were written by Rick Chesler. My gripe was that there was very little of what the books’ titles referred to. For example, The Guardians of Atlantis hardly had any action in Atlantis, and The Yeti was more a book on..