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Well written. Well acted! Really enjoyed it this part if the story arc has lots on intrigue, a twist or two and is heartfelt

The narrator’s voice reminds me of Rod Sterling. That made it very soothing and entertaining.

Took a chance on this, but it turned out worse than I expected. Desperately in need of an editor. Repetitive word choices in paragraphs, stoic flat dialogue, everything and the kitchen sync Lovecraft, and anime style pronouncements from main characters. Just put it down and walk away.

struggled to get into this story even thoe it fits my likes well. just not very compelling

I thought this was a good action story, the author really painted a picture for the reader which he does as good as anyone. Definitely recommend.

I’m looking forward to the next installment of this thrilling tale. Even after the forth book I’m still itching for more details on the story. If you’ve made it this far in the series you don’t need my review to know you need to get the book and enjoy for yourself. So just do it.

Great series I’ve listened to them many times. I wish there was a lot more.

I have just enjoyed the book twice and I have been internally monologuing about to say. It made me laugh, it made me remember the games I have played in the past, and it made me consider how we all can work together if we want too. I also would like to encourage Jeremy to..

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I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I truly appreciated that there was no foul language used. In fact the few opportunities to use foul language, was creatively written with colorful yet tasteful colloquialisms. A+ in my book.

Flatly written and REALLY flatly narrated. The story is more than forgettable, the ebb and flow of this tale is barely a ripple in an ocean of words that painted characters vaguely and I honestly don’t remember most of it because the words all mashed into a single pitch of monotone boredom.