Review from Space Force →
I was dubious when starting this, but burned right through it. It was silly, irreverent, funny, entertaining, & exciting all at once. If you’re looking for a good time with a light read (listen) here’s your book.
I have low standards for entertaining reading, be easy to hear, and move along and a decent review. I like the series, narrator and characters, had to force my way through this screen play, oh not even that since the descriptions were so parse you couldn’t even set camera angles, and the dialog was redundant..
Review from The Foundation →
Wasn’t sure I’d like an audio book I’m so used to reading on my own at my own pace. I did enjoy being read to. The story moved at a good pace and kept me wanting more especially at the end. I can’t wait to listen to the next book.
This is a great mixture of funny, deep, lighthearted, and serious. It has serious parts sprinkled with pop culture references and delightfully terrible jokes. It did get a little *hand waves in the air* supernaturally deus ex machina-ey multiple times, but it was very good. If you’re looking for a with off literary genius, this..
Review from Hard Fall →
The intrigue beginson the first page and continues throughout. Interesting plot, a different twist on the madness and inhumanity of the CIA. I enjoy the arguments between following the law and doing the right thing.
Review from The Elephant in the Brain →
I am fully aligned that everyone has hidden motives, the major difference in people is how they expose them and whether or not the recognized they have them. If you look at all the psychology profiling tools like Myers Briggs or Enneagram and others, they all try to categorize or expose these human behaviors. While..
Review from Cry Wolf →
This series has meandered into a social policy commentary by the author. The series started well but has now lost the plot.
Review from Apocalypse Machine →
Anymore, fiction novelists strive to apply our ever-changing social climates to their narratives, thus muddling the focal point of their story while attempting to be at the cutting edge of societal gimmicks. “Apocalypse Machine” takes our cumulative fear of natural disasters and omnipotent wrath, letting the listener reel in the Darwinism of this storytelling. From..
As one of the weirdos who enjoys being mocked by the shadowmaster (and hearing him mock everyone else who is not worth even the air they consume) I must say that this book is a perfect thing to listen while brainlessly trying to clean the house, and failing misserably to do so because of focusing..
Review from Space Force →
I laughrd out loud during much of this story, pop culture references and character oneliners abound. Very fun story to while away a long drive.