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Good story. Ending was a a bit pash with the whole everything is $&&)$’. However over all this was a good 2.5 book. I’m looking forward to next book

Good story and characters. Nothing life altering but added a few more Robinson books to my wish list.

Allow me to preface this by saying that I love (absolutely love) a longer audio book, the longer the better, however, when the length of the story adds nothing to the characters or does not develop the plot then that length becomes tedious. Which is what happened with this book. I kept hoping as I..

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I bought thia because I had recently finished Infinite by Robinson ans thought this would be similar. Not at all. Kind of funny, but not much.

The Rules of Supervillainy: The Supervillainy Saga Volume 1 by C.T. Phipps. The Narration is provided by Jeffrey Kafer. This is the story of Gary Karkofsky. Gary is now living an ordinary life in Falconcrest City, married where the world is inhabited with Supervillains, Superheroes, and Monsters. Finding a package containing a sentient cloak that..

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I love tubes dynamic between chrissy and Levi. these two complement each other so well and yet must overcome many obstacles to get their hea. love reading Anna Hackett.

Sara Flannigan and Harrison Thornton couldn’t be more wrong for each other. After all, she grew up poor, with an alcoholic mother, basically raising her younger sister, and living with the stigma of being the HS slut. Harrison, was in college when she was in HS but Sara was aware of the eldest Thornton, and..

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I love a good story of fantastical creatures and concepts that touch on some historical narrative. By doing that makes the the fantasy tangible. This story is pretty far out and certainly would have fallen short if the writer hadn’t done a good job incorporating some familiarity into it.The characters are believable. The adventures, the..

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This third book in the Delivery series is the proverbial rollercoaster ride of action and danger we’ve come to love Forbes’ writing. It will not disappoint!!!

and the believability of several scenes, like the effectiveness of a fistfight underwater; just too many cringeable moments.