Poyer writes great naval novels – this is another one of these. Dan Lenson is a great character, and his exploits typically fun to follow. Also in this novel. But here the plot is so full of sequential complications, that occur more of less independently from one another, that it is clear that the book..
this is a history story, I can get this on YouTube falsely advised as a leadership account of churchhill
Review from Timeless →
The twists involving the real world plot were amazing, but the convoluted time travel mechanics weren’t enjoyable to me. I found myself barely listening to the “past events” and focusing just on the real world plot, though the twists there were incredible but unrelated to the time travel parts.
Review from The Store →
By far Bentley Little’s best book; I’ve read it at least five times prior to listening to the audiobook. I highly recommend the book, but based on this narrator I can’t recommend the audiobook. The narrator was monotonous and robotic, with numerous mispronunciations and emphases placed on incorrect syllables. His rendition of the girls voices..
Hated the unnecessary and unwanted romance. Dumb and loses the enjoyment of the rest of the book. kill the romance.
I enjoyed the story. The voice was kind of difficult for me to follow but after a while I got used to it. wonderful story. I liked the ending, beautiful story, and wonderful author.
I made it to Ch 14 before quitting, might continue later, but I cant stand the characters in the book. The protagonist is a shallow loser with murderous tendencies, gives huge Incel vibes. All the other characters are nonexistent or shallow. Where are the likeable side characters? Where are the relatable coming-of-age experiences? Where are..
Review from The Green and the Gray →
The book starts out well, and continues until it all hinges on the essential continued secrecy of the Greens and Grays. The justification that the government would whisk them ALL away to lab prisons is too great a suspension for my belief, and it hurts the whole third act. that’s the hard part about writing..
Review from The Mailman →
Not a book that aged well. The horror and references would not be appreciated by modern generations. The monster is referred to as almost a transexual who preys on woman and little boys- Very culturally deaf now. The horror structure in general is pretty classic and I’m sure this author helped shaped the modern horror..
Review from Death Instinct →
Those of you clutching your pearls because the author used the word “retarded” really need to get a life. Most normal people do not care.