Review from Flux →
Jeremy Robinson did it again. A good premise, great start. All brought down by an awful finish. It got off a to great start. At one point I checked my phone and couldn’t believe we were only two hours into the book with everything that had already happened. I thought we may have a winner..
Review from Esoterrorism →
Esoterrorism is the first book in a new series by C.T. Phipps, who is an author that I’ve been listening to a lot lately. While his stories have a lot of similarities, like the fact that you know there will be humor and pop culture references in every book, there are a lot of differences..
Review from Snowbound →
The story seemed to have promise when it started but then just became quite predictable like an action movie with a big long fight scene.
Review from Hard Road →
2 mentions of fox news and 1 of John Bolton in the first 1/4 of the book. Author lost me as a reader.
Review from Space Force →
Funny, entertaining, doesn’t take itself too seriously. Plenty of satire of gamer culture as well as light political satire. action and adventure. Warning – littered with Bro-ish potty humor. Some real moments of heart. Excellent voice acting.
Review from One Piece at a Time →
So I’m not going to lie, I’m a bit of a fanboy for M.K. Gibson and Jeffrey Kafer. I once described them as the peanut butter and jelly of authors and narrators. They are my absolute favorites right now, their work together keeps getting better with every new story. I love M.K.Gibsons writing his story..
Another fun story. I love the references in the story to it being a story and the references to other books. It’s a different and neat way of telling a story and makes it more entertaining. I’ll be listening to this one again soon.
Review from The Elephant in the Brain →
A bit of sobering look at human nature, yet without passing judgement. Good explanation of the hidden motives grounded in evolutionary psychology. A position worth considering.
Review from Agent G: Saboteur →
Great continuation of the previous book that build upon the discovery of who Agent G really is. There is great self discovery and character growth as Agent G learns how to deal with his new identity and tries to figure out what he is going to do with the limited time he has left. This..
Review from Heart of Vengeance →
Great storyline and performance that kept me engaged and anxious to keep listening. Story had a good wrap up and closing with plenty of promise to draw you into the next books. If I had to make one complaint, I feel that some of the chase/fight seals that lead to the arbiter meeting did not..