I wasn’t so interested in this book as it’s not as renamed as Thinking fast and slow or predictably irrational, very big ones of this literature. this book proved to have a different narrative of the big ones, but still very insightful and useful.
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ground on at first but picked up
Review from Earth Alone →
listen to on the recommendation of a friend. it ground on and on at first. but picked up nicely. on to the rest of the series
decent story but a ripoff
Review from TFS Navajo →
i listened to 3 books not poorly written but storywise maybe 1 books worth. just a story arbitrarily cut into slices to make money greedy. i feel taken advantage of .
Earth Valor Earthrise, Book 6 By: Daniel Arenson Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer The last book was a bit depressing with so much going on and so much loss. I was hoping for a book with a better battle, higher hopes, anything to keep me wanting to read these books. But this was just as bad…
Great Novel
Review from The Devil’s Apprentice →
don’t know what I was expecting when I first started listening to the Devil’s Apprentice written by Kenneth B. Andersen, narrated by Jeffrey Kafer. The book is the first in Andersens’ Great Devil War series. Not only was the book a fantastic story to listen to, but Kafer did an excellent job of narrating the..
Excellent production
Review from Quarter Share →
I really enjoyed this audio book. Having read and enjoyed the story several times I was a bit wary about buying the audio version as well. Not all stories adapt well from one media to another but this one did. Jeffrey Kafer’s narration of the story was spot on and very well done. The story..
Entertaining
Review from Project 731 →
Fun story with great action, think Godzilla meets Pacific Rim, Jeff Kafer delivers as always
Not as good
Review from The Science of Supervillainy →
1-3 were pretty good. #4 just ok. Long winded, lots of extra unnecessary dialogue. This one was hard for me to stay focused and engaged. I’m going to pass on 5 and 6 for now. May revisit at a later date.
Favorite
Review from The Elephant in the Brain →
Listening to this book feels like watching Bill Maher minus the raunchy stuff and plus the scholarly explanation. Just love it.
It’s a freaking Godzilla meets Pacific Rim audiobook, if you like the genre, you will love the book / series, incredible narration tells a fun Kaiju tale,