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Story was very repetitive. 2 characters going back and forth – I was bored most of the time.

This is a fantastic read. It takes a moment to get down to the nitty gritty but the payoff is absolutely worth it. The characters are realistic, the setting is intense and the events are life threatening. Couldn’t ask for anything more from a sci-fi novel. You can also tell the author spent a lot..

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I hope the female narrator wasn’t paid to do this. I want my money back!

Somehow this book invokes all the lore of H. P. Lovecraft while completely missing any of the wonder and horror of it. Lovecraft’s greatest creations are used as mere set dressing for this inane tale of (the Elder) god’s gift to the universe. Told in the first person, a world of Eldritch horrors is reduced..

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Not my favorite JR book but I did enjoy it. Narration is very very good!

Loved the box set but upset that there was no notable change of books, no titles separate them.Cristina Barber has military romance and private protection companies saving those who are special to them even when they don’t think they need protection.

In the ever-expanding realm of superhero and supervillain sagas, where capes clash and powers collide, C.T. Phipps takes readers and listeners on a thrilling ride through dimensions in “The Tournament of Supervillainy.” As the fifth installment in the Supervillainy Saga, this audiobook invites us once again into the chaotic world of Gary Karkofsky, better known..

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Sometimes it’s fun to be the bad guy or at least here a story told from their point of view. MK Gibson’s Villains Rule is really fun tale. He’s taken some of the best known fantasy tropes and openly mocked them in a way that works very well. Our protagonist is The Shadow Master, a..

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Simply incredible and such amazing details in the words that you can immerse yourself into the story like a character.

The characters in this series never disappoint. I can’t wait to read the next series