Absolutely love the entire saga. I’ve listened countless times. plz plz plz don’t stop.
Hook, line & sinker.
Review from A Price Too High →
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The author is a better narrator
Review from Quarter Share →
I suppose I was spoiled by discovering the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper when the audiobooks were available from another website and performed by the author. Those versions were full of life. Ishmael sounded like a teenager, Cookie sounded like he was from a different place, Mr Maxwell sound precise and methodical. Now everyone..
Lots of adventure
Review from Project Nemesis →
Very action packed. I’m a big fan of Jeremy Robinson’s writing. I plan on continuing on in the series. The narrator is good, but after getting too many voices, some of them start to sound the same.
great
Review from Villains Pride →
I love these books. the way he picks apart super heros and describes Stan Lee had me rolling
A Waste
Review from TFS Navajo →
I made it through book 1 and 2 because they didn’t act like there was details you needed to keep straight. this book thinks that to make a story you forget physics and thinking and throw random weapons into a mix without time, distance, velocity, acceleration. the author should have grounded his book where things..
It had been some time since I listened to the first book in the series and I had almost forgotten how fun these characters are. Really, they’re a hoot and turn the whole superheroes saving the world thing on its head. Lots of quips and pop culture references for chuckles too. The snark power is..
give it a chance
Review from Villains Rule →
incredibly entertaining I didn’t know what to expect. it was a very pleasant surprise
I found the concept of this book to have a lot of potential. The author definitely is clever has wit and there are definitely some funny moments. It was amusing to have all the hero/villain tropes pointed out but after a while it just got a little tiresome. There was also a little quasi-porn scene..
Who Do You Want to Be?
Review from Half Share →
Who Do You Want to Be? This question was posed to Mong several times throughout Books 1 & 2. Ironically, I found myself asking this same question about this series. Do you want to be Sci-fi, cheesy romance/hook-up,, or LitRPG? All three genres can co-exist, but they all need to be well developed. IMO, Book..
Returned After 17 Chapters
Review from Space Force →
If you like penis jokes dressed as a story, this one is for you. I prefer more intelligent banter, witty remarks, and generally decent sci-fi than this book delivered. I was OK with the narration, but even great voices cannot fix a flawed tone or storyline that comes across as a fart joke on a..