This story kept me entertained from start to finish. There was intrigue and non-stop action which made it a great read!
wow
Review from Atlantis →
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movie Man, solid
Review from Starship Eternal →
A well written story, wordy as any philosophical novel. This well crafted effort continued to build toward an appropriate end of the first book while holding onto plenty of cliffhangers for the second. I recommend this listen.
Overall the authors did a great job explaining complex topics, the order ideas were presented was well thought out. I particularly like that they tended to almost over-explain the “apologies” and disclaimers for some of the uncomfortable ideas. That’s been useful for me in finding language when talking with friends or acquaintances about other uncomfortable..
More like a comic book hero
Review from Hard Road →
The story is ‘okay’ – Jon Resnick is more like a superhero with unending freedom, money, and more. As other stated – too much profanity, loss of characters in the story, where did they go? Character development is good, but the story is too over the top to listen to more.
What
Review from Half Share →
First book was good, this one just turned into a tumblr post from some horny teen.
all characters sound alike but ties into “The Other” book prior to this one in the series
Wow!
Review from Project Legion →
Great ending for a awesome series. JR I very much enjoyed it and is kicking myself for not discovering this sooner.
Good, but Bad
Review from The Distance →
Enjoyed the story overall, felt like it dragged on compared to his other books and I wanted it to be over. Still love him as an author, but feel free to skip this one.
better than the movie
Review from The Hellbound Heart →
the depth of the story is better than the movie. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants to know what real horror is.
it’s unique, but
Review from Quarter Share →
OK so I enjoyed the departure from the typical male fantasy. The fact that the protagonist starts as a cook gave me some hope that the story could explore some new ground and perspective. It does that but not in a very clever or fulfilling way. The story is filled with detailed descriptions of being..