Review from Space Force →
This is not a normal Sci-fi story. It was fun to listen to and yeah it is kind of juvenile but that’s a good thing. I enjoyed having three narrators tell a story and now hope more do this. I hope there is an other book coming soon.
Review from Villains Pride →
listen till past the credits. don’t miss out on the best ending. not enough words
Review from The Science of Supervillainy →
Writer has trouble tying two thoughts together. The ending was transparent, plot devices tossed in to finish chaptets, and characters not flashed out.
Sometimes when a series goes beyond three books what happens is that you start repeating ideas and even some of the snark and wittiness. That is not the case with book four of the Supervillainy Series. Phipps is at it again this time introducing a doppelganger in Gary aka Merciless The Supervillain WITH Mercy. The..
Another adventure of the Shadow Master and his minions. There was many twists and turns, misdirections and of course, monologs. There was some big time 4th wall breaking, talking at the listener, and other little surprises. Can’t wait for the next book
Review from Space Force →
Another great book by Mr Robinson. Also probably the funniest thing I have ever heard.
Review from Existential →
John Carpenter’s Thing meets Predator. Fairly predictable story with lot of action and gore. However, the narrator’s grating Clint Eastwood-like voice was unbearable at times and kept me from fully committing to the story.
Review from Space Force →
Glad I was driving alone so no one head me laughing out loud. Did get some funny looks from other drivers!!!
Review from Space Force →
I absolutely loved this book. The narrators were both awesome. The plot is corny, but I haven’t laughed so hard listening to a book in a long time! Light and very funny read. I highly recommend this book!
Tried this author three times now and I honestly can’t enjoy his books. I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt after the first dose of far-fetched ridiculousness, but the second and third books, including this one, read as if they were written by a pre-pubescent grade-school kid. The performances couldn’t save the..