I do have a bit of sometimers so maybe that is why I didn’t remember the full story this time around. But I have to say that having someone narrate the book instead of reading it yourself gives you a whole other aspect. This is the first Alex Hunt book and in it she meets..
The horror genre has slipped into gore and pseudo science it seems. Steven King was able to take us to a regular place and terrify the senses. He used what we are accustomed to believe to show monsters are indeed under the bed and thank you, you don’t even need to see to know that…
a great haunted house story. I loved it so much I finished it in one listen.
4.5 out of 5 stars I went into this one pretty blind. The cover jumped out at me and I obviously love books that are narrated by Gary Bennett. So, I dove in without knowing much of what was going on. I was instantly intrigued – the opening sequence sucked me right in and held..
I loved this whole story and am looking forward to the next installment! The only reason this did not get 5 stars across the board is because through most of the recording, there is a background mechanical noise that is distracting at times.
Review from Tiger in the Sea →
My grandfather flew the Super Connie for Flying Tigers. Of the many aircraft he flew in his 30 yrs with the airline, it was his favorite. I wish he was still here to enjoy this book. he would have loved it. not a story of disaster, but one of real life survival. not post traumatic..
Review from The Wasteland →
the story here has a lot of potential but needs some serious editing. There are many gaps where things don’t add up. Also the continual jump between adult actions and kids actions for the main character don’t mesh well in an 11 year old who continually out performs easily those around him.
Review from The Gilded Treason →
Interesting plot of a missing urn the ones hired to find it, soon become aware of an international conspiracy. Keep one interest to the end and enjoyed.
Review from Rebel Mage Charlie →
Great introduction of new characters as well as worlds. Lots of great throwbacks and all towards a wild avengers assemble moment, well worth it.
Review from Deadly Silence →
4.5 out of 5 stars I love getting to know a character and a backstory before jumping into a world. That’s exactly what I got to do with Deadly Silence. I was quickly introduced to Silence Jones, who appears to be sort of a guardian angel or an advocate for the… voiceless (see what I..