The story, like many others in this genre… gets overshadowed by meteocre writing. A classic example of telling the reader how everyone feels, what they are thinking, etc… instead of showing. “curiosity laced her voice” is not a good way of telling us that she is curious. in what way is her voice inflected, or..
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Needs a very different reader
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Average
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Not a bad choice, but I didn’t feel compelled to continue with the series. Scottish accents and women’s vices are not the reader’s best skills and I played the book slightly sped up but otherwise well read. The story has some originality but I enjoyed it significantly less then Vaughn Heppner’s other works.
Great Main character
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As i have gone through the Series I think I am more invested in Finn’s story because his character growth seems a little more significant than Jason and his companions I think have more emotion than Jason’s and seeing the relationship between him and Julia grow as he realizes how he has acted has been..
This is definitely an above average Cthulhu mythos collection. Most importantly, it’s not just within the mythos but Lovecraftian as well, that is to say you won’t be seeing Cthulhu playing the part of a grizzled detective on the streets of New York getting up to all kinds of Scooby-Dooesque adventures (not in most of..
Good not great
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It was a decent sci fi story for entertainment while I cooked / cleaned / did monotonous chores. None of the ideas were especially original though and I can’t say there were any serious surprises in the book. I also was a bit disappointed by two specific aspects of the writing. First, Captain Matics is..
Outstanding Audiobook
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What happens when you grow up with a group of friends, and it turns out that one of them is not who/what you thought he was? In this case, all Hell breaks out—literally. Each character (major and minor) was wonderfully fleshed-out, and the pacing of the book excellent. The narrator really brought the characters to..
Narration
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Amateurish
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Poorly written books can be saved by really good narration. This audiobook had neither. There is potential for a good story here, but the writing was repetitive and predictable, the characters were 2 dimensional, and the history of this universe needed a bit more development. The narration was monotone. I almost turned it off after..
It’s meh.
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MC is an arrogant moron who thinks he’s abnormally intelligent and capable. The rest of the species (read: the author’s/book’s universe) agrees. ..On the intelligent and capable part, not the arrogant moron part. It never comes up and so I honestly am not sure if it was intentional or not. The tech, tactics, and general..





