I felt like I was there with them every step of the way. Truly an amazing novel that made me feel things I’ve never before.
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Not Good Journalism
Review from While Idaho Slept →
This book was pandering more than journalism. Journalists should report and critically analyze, not pander.
Tell No Tales, the twelfth installment in Erik Carter’s gripping Silence Jones series, took me on an unforgettable ride. From the first moment Silence returns to his hometown, I was hooked, and Gary Bennett’s masterful narration only deepened my immersion. If you’ve followed the series as I have, you’ll know that each book reveals new..
Title says it all! I want them all to suffer a horrible death due to their stupidity!
just a great series
Review from Beachhead →
love the story the pace and the idea. a terrifying concept which can quickly become our reality.
the power of the mind
Review from The Shift →
I love the positivity and the fact it’s dealt with actions I can take to succeed.
I regret never seeing TP and the heart breakers in concert, even though they were one of my favorites. The reader grew on me.
I read many of the reviews and had high hopes and was super excited to have so many of my favorite performers for a total of 22hrs. Unfortunately, I did not enjoy any of the stories. Took way too long to get to the HEA with minimal chemistry between the Mm/f characters except for misunderstandings..
The merge of real world tech and mindset with magic was very well described.
Review from Bad Luck Charlie →
An amazing emersion of magic and sci-fi rolled into an awesome story. Highly recommend listening for any and all sci-fi and fantasy fanatics.
Having just finished the previous series I was hopeful when I saw a new one starting. This, was disappointing to view. The story is very clunky, there’s a significant time gap between the last book series and this one. The protagonist’s name gets changed from Felinar to Feldar like that was something substantial, but in..