I was very excited by the description of this book. It drew me in fast and I found it very hard to put down. It was funny and exciting.But I was quickly disappointed. The first thing was the language. It was pretty bad. I decided I was enjoying the story enough I would just try..
Truly enjoyable had moments that made me laugh. Thank you! Andrew Tell was a great narrator of this story.
Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
I love how the story was told almost like a game of D and D it was really interesting I can’t wait to listen to the next book and the series
Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
This was a fantastically written and narrated novel. My only regret is that the second book isn’t out.
Review from Grid Down →
this individual should seriously consider another career. Fiction writing is not their best choice. Unbelievably poor writing. About a 1 out of 10.
Review from The Viking Spirit →
It’s a good book if you’re looking for mostly scholarly purposes. This focuses in the historical context more than spiritual ones. Good book. Great insight.
Took me a few days to read this one. I kept having to re-read to understand. The finish was a surprise.
Review from Taker of Lives →
Love this author but getting very tired of her books being all about cyber plots. Most of the dialogue is all about digital clues. Gets very boring.
Review from This Class Is Bonkers! →
What is it with the LGBTQ and wanting to normalize it? There’s a big percentage of people who don’t agree with it and it’s being put everywhere. The least an author can do is hint at it before it happens or tag the book or something. I definitely felt hit over the head with the..
I loved how the author used the story to explain in depth ideas and ways to make or use products. Of course everyone should do their own research, but she went into excellent detail along the path of an entertaining story to read. I will miss the characters now that it is over. The narrator..