Review from Tether →
When it comes to Jeremy Robinson you just never know what you are going to get. No, strike that. You never know what kind of story you are going to get, but you are pretty much always guaranteed that it will be great. On the surface you wouldn’t think the idea of combining ghosts and..
Review from Rogue →
This story started off with promise but I really do not understand the author at all. The characters are shallow and the ones that are developed get killed off. The story lacks depth and honestly has no major story to tell – if the author was going for Jason Bourne, he failed miserably.
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
A quick story with plenty of humor. A great break from more serious stories. Enjoyed it very much.
Review from Call to Arms →
Repetitive but fun space opera heavy on the military side. First book had better reader.
The Science of Supervillainy is the 4th book of The Supervillainy Saga and neatly ties up the story arc and plot hooks developed throughout the first 4 books. One thing I really respect from Phipps writing style is his ability to write a crazy, insane plot full of ridiculous humor and situational comedy and still..
The Secrets of Supervillainy is the 3rd book in The Supervillainy Saga and while not my favorite book overall in the series, it does contain some of my favorite moments, quips, and character banter thus far. The series continues its irreverent comedy, entertaining pop-culture references, and satirical allusion to classic comics and reading or listening..
Review from The Grand Alliance →
Fast paced with a lot of action, this was a great series to listen to. I look forward to any more from the series.
Review from Tether →
so this was definitely a great take on the Kaiju genre. I can recommend it to all Nemesis fans. especially considering how I felt called out every time a certain t-shirt was mentioned.. I hate it when you call me out, Jeremy , but i love it so. lmao! hope we get to see more..
Review from A Price Too High →
brings your emotions to a peak and then let’s you in for a soft landing.
Review from Cry Wolf →
I have been waiting a long time for this series to come back! While I always appreciate Mr Nuttals thoughts in this series, this one was not as powerful as the refugee one. I look forward to the next one!