Review from The Store →
Inane. Yes, there is a scene in the book that is gross and gratuitous. I’ve got no problem with gross and gratuitous, though. My problem is with the story. It’s poorly written, preachy, churlish, The characters are poorly developed, and the female characters were so obviously written by a man who does not understand women…
narrator speaks too slow and it drives me nuts. I listen to him at 1.15 and it makes it better, but not great.
This is a continuation of Hodges’ trilogy Legend of the Gods. And I found it as engaging and intriguing as the first. It does take the path of many center books in a trilogy, complicating the plot as much as it resolves elements of it. In some respects the story concludes with a realization of..
Review from Awaken Online: Dominion →
Can’t get enough of this series. David Stifel does an amazing job. The world and characters are so entertaining.
Review from Dawn of War →
I read this book before book one and two and it was easy to understand and follow. At the beginning I didn’t quite like the narrator but it grew on me. The book was action packed and I love the fact that the heroines were both women. I am a sucker for happy ending and..
It is a great book for everybody who writes or does any type of presentations. It was fun to listen but now I have to get a paper copy to really figure out this story telling thingy.
I loved the regular format used in the presentation of the differing chapters: facts, history, and research woven into stories that apply not only to disorders but also to a better understanding of how the mind and body interact in an orderly fashion. A very hopeful read. Thanks!
I couldn’t stop listening. This book really wraps up some of the story lines while introducing others. You will not be disappointed in any way!
This book is a solid addition to the series and I like where it seems like it is going.
I feel like cliffhangers like the one that happens here as a predatory way of holding a story hostage in order to sell books rather than focusing on the quality. It’s extremely infuriating to deal with this kinda of thing from a decent book. The litrpg genre has a problem with endings and plotting that..