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I didn’t realize Midnight Meat Train was Clive Barker story! Great collection of horror stories. Very diverse.

the first book was ok so I thought maybe this one would improve slightly, but no. I just didn’t care about the story or any of the characters. it’s like it was just trying too hard to be a parody and filling it with obvious tropes that he wrote the humor out of it

Good narrator, sounds a lot like Wesley (?) the your character from Star Trek, perhaps too much at times though. Writing was ok, sometimes it was a little ridiculous pulling me out of my immersion.

loved this book it was so good and I highly recommend if you are into scifi

I found myself emotionally involved with the emanate invasion! thanks for taking over my life while I read this book

It was an easy story to listen to just like when I read the names are not so made up you can’t keep track of them in your head. I would recommend the story to anyone

I enjoyed this as much as I enjoyed Nathan Lowell’s Wizard Butler. I’m downloading book2 now and can’t wait to continue the story

I don’t know what genre this series fits, but it’s GREAT! Normally I listen to action sci-fi or fantasy. Sure, this series fits in sci-fi, but it’s much, much more complex then relying on flashy future tech predictions. Plus, the action is far more real…like everyday conflict relevant to life now. Meaning: job politics, relationships..

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I found Nathan Lowell by mistake when looking for Lit-RPG books. I’m very, very glad for my mistake. I normally choose what I call “Fluff” books; meaning entertaining, easy listening, with fun stories. My own life has had enough drama/tragedy in it so I despise “literature”. With that said, I think Nathan Lowell’s books are..

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Captivating read. Did not want it to end. Great story and action with enough comedy to keep it interesting.