Review from Smoke and Mirrors →
If you have 5 hours of time to give away with no good return, this is the book for you! Though the story starts off with quite the bang, it fizzles from there. Hours are spent introducing a series of characters and parallel stories that have absolutely no resolve in this book. And the repetitive..
Review from The Turning →
This book is a sort of what would happen if Jim & Pam from the Office got stuck in a zombie apocalypse. Interesting take. On to book 2.
Love it, great work for magical finance. I love that it takes away the shame of casting for money and financial wellbeing.
The story was okay, but I found it hard to listen to the main character’s constant whining and belligerent reactions.
Review from The Tyrant Alpha’s Rejected Mate →
Killian rejects Una after she spontaneously goes into heat during dinner. She’s in excruciating pain and leaves for the woods and the pack which finds her. She removes the mate bond on Una’s side but doesn’t touch Killian’s. Now he’s questioning everything he’s been taught about his wolf and fate. I loved the groveling. Killian..
It’s too bad James P Cronin, a SAG-AFTRA actor, began the first book wonderfully, and Gary Bennett narrated the second book poorly. It sounded like Bennett was just reading, rather than acting, and that totally ruined a perfectly fine story. Bennett modulated his voice a lot, but you could tell he was just reading and..
The accents were fun, although a bit distracting. Love the practicality of the writing. Makes me wish we could make this nonfiction to some degree.
First dinosaur interaction occurs with 6 hours and 18 minutes left in the book, excluding a dead dinosaur found near the beginning. Otherwise, pretty mid.
Review from Burn It Down →
The storyline was all over the place. Seemed like it wasn’t well thought out, like the writer wanter the main character to be a bad azz but hadn’t really built up a profile to give you that opinion. I’m going to read the next one just because I bought it already. Hopefully it is an..
Review from The Ministry for the Future →
It is Delightfully unexpected. A real refreshing look into the future that feel readily obtainable.