I had a hard time with the narrator’s dry voice it had a very slow start.
The story was fine
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Overall I enjoyed the story, though once again I have to question the use of David Stifel. His delivery is incredibly flat and honestly takes away focus from the story. He sounds like a Ben Stein impersonator. (Minor spoilers ahead) I have two complaints, besides Stifel, that are enough to drop the rating by a..
Man another killer novel. Always has me completely enraptured and cant put it down once i start keep it up Travis i could read this story for the rest of my life hope hundreds more come out…..May The Darkness Claim you!!!
I was genuinely pleased with this read. It was fun, a great addition to the Cthulhu mythos, while surprisingly turning more into an adventure story. Narrator does an excellent job as well. Definitely recommend.
Add one point please kind of slow, but I picked up in space. I enjoyed it thoroughly Looking forward to the next chapter.
The book was a little gory at times but it was extremely realistic and I learned a lot about the banking world.I also enjoyed the development of the characters that arthur haley does so well
I have read and enjoyed other books by the author but i struggled with this book. I felt it was extremely slow and I kept waiting for the pace to pickup. It plodded along and i feel could have told in a more succinct manner. I also didn’t like some of the graphic details contained..
story was pretty good. enjoyed the character development but the insults got a little overwhelming after about three chapters. not wasted time. decent book
The first book in this series was better. This one, crap. Way WAY too much never ending banter between Finan and Washington. It just got tiring. Irish banter blah blah blah, black banter blah blah blah, more Irish banter blah blah, and so on and so on forever. Just absolute garbage. When proofing this didn’t..
Great story and good company for a long distraction for someone like me going through a tough time. A reminder that things could be worse. It could be worse than the house I’m currently in.
