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The narrator tears me right out of the stories. His voice should not be reading anything out loud. Voice… timing… pronunciation.Just, no thank you

I love The message behind Dom’s arc. It really spoke to me. I hope Travis comes across this review, so he can see me say thank you for making this. I made me laugh, cry, exclaim “that’s awesome!” And everything in between. The exact reasons I love this new weird genre. More than any other..

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William Alan Web has written quite a book here. This is a very extensive and detailed work, with untold mentions of very specific locations in Austria. If you don’t know Austria, which I don’t at all, getting confused is guaranteed. I had to restart at least once to get my bearings. The author did an..

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Absolutely brilliant Mr. Bagwell! Now who is this earth avatar going to be?!?!??? And don’t say Gloria!

I knew half way through this book that I was going to buy into this series.

Pretty seriously sick in some places. Not bad, but be ready for some very extreme descriptions of sadistic horror and human suffering.

The story gets better and better can’t not wait for the next book. This one really put a Smile on my face LOL.

I was surprised that this book 1. continued the story of cats landing on their feet throughout and 2. covered such a broad array of topics in the process, including the development of photography, Earth’s magnetic poles, and Foucault’s pendulum. The reader does the work justice. thoroughly enjoyable!

The narration is ok at best which colors the early part of the book.

The narration is ok at best which colors the early part of the book.