At this point in the series (book six) I’ve grown increasingly irritated. So far: The bad guys always succeed. The mental problems of the good guys always help the bad guys succeed. The last two attacks succeeded directly due to the complete mental breakdown of the two characters about to stop those attacks. Maggie –..
Yet again, we have another example of someone that has been affected by the woke, politically correct feministic ideology. not only do we have to suffer through the first 3 or 4 chapters with him constantly getting berated or put down by a female character that has no reason to be putting him down. But..
Honest Review Warning ⚠️ (If any of you have read my reviews before then you will know that I give more of a realistic even sometimes emotionally connected to the character’s review of the story. I don’t try to add anything into it.That isn’t a part of the book. So i’m not going to include..
Review from The Fulcrum →
This is just a rehashing of the power of 3, and in my opinion a waste of money. Not one new thing in this prequel
This book is great for beginners. Easily understood and many points brought out that you might not consider.
Liked the characters. Even the father at first but not so much as the demon took hold of him.
Review from The Manipulator →
Thin, obvious plot. Had promise but quickly unraveled. Quit with 18 minutes left. Can’t recommend
Review from The Elements of Spellcrafting →
The audio was very descriptive but not too complicated to not understand . Understandable vocabulary not made too complex.
ties in more of the extended series making the carefully crafted universe more complete. Every game sems to come with a set back, two steps forward, one step back. but the progress is clear and the wrap up in book 9 leaves me hungry for what is next to come.
loved the different narrator. enjoyed how educational info was woven into some of the story. it was a moving and mind expanding take on a global problem we face.