I thought this was a great story, well thought out and expertly narrated by Jeffrey Kafer. It’s a different take on the Superhero genre. Told from the Supervillian’s perspective. Starting book 2 now.
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Is there such a thing as too many pop culture references? No. Is it ever the wrong time for an 80’s montage? No. This book is amazing. Gross, but amazing. Just buy it.
I really enjoyed this story, as it involves Maddock and Bones in their last adventure as Navy SEALS. There are so many historical overtones and the action was non-stop, which made for a great audiobook experience. The narration by Jeffrey Kafer was top-notch, as always, and it was hard to stop listening.
really…
Review from A Price Too High →
i get it, this series is already a guilty pleasure, but this meme, “head desk”
cool premise…poor execution.
Review from Space Force →
The constant internal dialogue of the characters became tiresome, as did the neverending pop culture references.
The best way to describe this book is if Deadpool starred in Independence Day with the blood and gore of District 9. In other words, it’s violent, it’s gory, it’s crude, it’s got insane humor, and it’s a spaceship full of awesome fun. Highly recommended to sci-fi fans everywhere.
just great
Review from Project Nemesis →
likable characters, interesting story and satisfying conclusion. At no point did I question the logic of the story (within the confines it sets obviously…), which I find exceedingly rare these days. The performance didn’t stand out either, which is all I can ask for. just a great listen. highly recommended.
A rollercoaster through time.
Review from Flux →
This is a book that is well worth a listen. From start to finish this Scyfy thriller kept me entertained and wanting more.
A great romp!
Review from Space Force →
Just for fun with a bit of nonsense. The performance proved the farce.Provided the lightheartedness and laughs that I needed right now!
Typically, I have just enough drive to fill out the stars on a book. Simply put, I’m lazy. But Jeremy Robinson did such a fantastic job on this book, that I found the drive to actually put in a review. This is not Shakespeare. It is more like Robin Williams adlibbing in “Good Morning Vietnam”…