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The novel was more of a way for the author to express ideas for future novels and expanded universe of chacthers. Do I also didn’t like how he kind of spoiled the plot for another novel “Raiding the Past” for readers who didn’t yet it could been done more berif let for the listeners.

We return to breaking news a Kaiju battle has broken now we get to see how they fight in AMERICA. The novel had two intresting facts for readers it introduces chacthers from the prequel novel Island 731 but you don’t need read it to injoy the novel but gives more info to things the chacthers..

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Been a thew years since I read tge book and listening to audio really gives a breath if life to the story that lighted the Kaiju genre anew for generations to come. P.S. I noticed aplots hole like who wrote the Nemesis message in blood was left a mystery and how did the writer tge..

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Had a way of making this hilarious, ridiculous, yet a cool action story (and even sentimental), at the same time the whole way through especially to the end! (To the author: Even if you ranked it the way you did at the end of NPC (also awesome), PLEASE DO a Space Force continuation!)

Jeffery Kaffer is the best male narrator but the female does a very poor job. I like the story but I couldn’t finish because the female narrator is bad.

Mr. Lowell is one the masters to whom I keep returning. Audio just enhances the tale. especially the dialogue.

I really enjoyed listening to this book. The author’s provide the information in an understanding way.

I bought it thinking it would be like Project Nemesis but it wasnt really that kind of Kaiju. This is more of a western take on Bleach.

3rd time enjoying, 1st time listening. If anything, audible enhances Lowell’s exceptional work and allows one to dedicate the deserving time and patience one should for such a delicacy. Flowery, I acknowledge, but no less accurate.

This was a refreshingly unique take on a superhero story. Very funny. Entertaining. Loved it.