Review from Space Force →
This was like listening to 9.5 hours of Robin Williams. (I mean before he died, you know in his prime, that is anytime before he died, which was not funny, I mean dying wasn’t funny). I didn’t know Jeremy Robinson was so funny and the narrators killed it. I mean good killed it, not like..
Review from Space Force →
I saw some negative reviews and almost skipped this. I am glad I did not. It was a fun listen. The narrators were great. I got a majority of the quotes (%1 over half) and many laughs. I hope to se a sequel.
Review from Tether →
The novel was has good has the Nemesis series and the references to outer series was annoying has it was more of throw it in you face. I didn’t like the kaiju names has they where single word names with no deep imingation that was the total opposite of the ksijus given names in previous..
Review from Requiem →
I have enjoyed other books by J.B. Turner, so when I saw 3 new books by him I immediately purchased all three in the series. Somehow, I listened to this one (the third book) first. I will not be listening to the other two books in the series. This book was so unbelievably boring and..
Looks folks, if you haven’t realized by now that this book is irreverent, silly, and mostly compromised of 3rd. (ok maybe 4th.) grade humor then please set an immediate appointment for a cranial MRI. its funny, paced well, actually does not repeat the same jokes (yes poking at other reviewers) and is worth listening to…
Pretty sure there’s a Star Wars book with the exact same concept, but this can be best summed up as the movie Promethus (or X-Files from 98), on Earth, vs American mercs. Given how it ends, the series merely continues with a monster-ooze story. Not much more to it, really.
Review from Space Force →
this was a nice story. glad it was such a fancy from the show with the same name. not that there is anything wrong with it, its just. wait. am i editing inner monolouge?
Review from Sid →
I got the first book and before I knew it have acquired 5 and it will be five.
This was super over the top spoofy in the guise of Megamind type villain. It was well done and entertaining, but I wouldn’t spend a credit on this. It was worth the $6 sale price. If you don’t like overly dramatic spoofy type stories, this is likely not for you. If you can roll with..
Review from Earth Lost →
overall great value for two dollars, wish it were longer. kept wondering how they wouldn’t all die .