This collection was pretty disappointing. There were a few stand outs, Rachel Caine, David Liss, and Bentley Little all had good stories, but most of them were either bland or the stories missed the mark for cosmic horror. It’s weird that most of the authors chosen don’t really write in the cosmic/weird horror genre because..
The story was mediocre at best, but not the worst part. the narrator was horrible. his voice was flat and monotone, the cadence was awkward and odd and his accents were horrible.
Although the ending was quite predictable, I was truly surprised and pleased how the author achieved it. The feeling of desperation was within every second of the 24 hrs of run time and I enjoyed it all. Finn has risen to his own challenges both present and future, and is currently playing many sides of..
The audio book starts out strong in regards to the main title “When Einstein walked with Godel”. I had expected the book to continue on this premise. After the first half the author started wandering into more diverse topics beyond the range of science and more into philosophy as the author clearly states his own..
Review from The Narrows →
I was once told that the sign of a great story is when you are sad to see it end and boy is this one of them. Bravo for creating a monster that is both unique and describing it with such detail you could practically smell it’s breath.
Review from Awaken Online: Ember →
I’ve enjoyed this while series so much that I’ve been binging it. This one is even better than some of the others.
Was ready to return since narrator was sooo slow but tried increasing speed to 1.2 and the pace was fine, eliminating the distraction to a story
Starts off slow but before you know it has you in its power. Thank you for this trilogy
Review from Yeager →
What a tremendous story! The only thing I would have loved to learn was his deep struggles, alcohol and other deeper issues to get the whole picture. How come no one has done a mini series on this guy? I could see at least 4 or 5 seasons on Amazon Prime. 🙂
I bought this book the day I heard of the passing of Chuck Yeager. I had read another book on Chuck some years ago but this is really the best. It’s like an action novel. What a great book about a true hero. One of the greatest airmen of all time. It’s well read and..