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Space Force By: Jeremy Robinson Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer, Emily Woo Zeller, Machelle Williams This is a fantastic book that keep me giggling from beginning to end! It is so clever, witty, and hilarious that I laughed out loud many times! I loved the fun characters and crazy plot and aliens! It was just what..
I found this book extremely entertaining because it did not take anything seriously. If you’re looking for a humorous tale with plenty of jokes and social commentary then this book is for you! Narration was superb though the female narrators were a bit on the quiet side, perhaps a post-processing issue? I found myself playing..
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This was a very entertaining and enjoyable book. The author pokes a lot of fun at himself and other authors through quasi forth wall breaks that have their own entertainment value. The underlying story was funny, and this is coming from someone who personally hates the battle-royal game type that this book is rooted in…
Great book and a very well done audio presentation, this was the literary equivalent of a summer blockbuster
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I have not laughed that hard in a long time. Between the 4th wall bending and the creative strung together descriptors I just about pissed myself in practically every chapter. The pop culture references come fast and often so now I find this book queued up for another run to find the ones I missed..
Quick listen with character depth and odd twists. Read like an action movie in the Predator tradition.
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A fun audiobook, excellently narrated, I thoroughly enjoyed, cliche filled but in a humorous fashion, truly laugh out loud at times, looking forward to the next installment
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Excellent read. The Deadpool description was apt, lots of 4th wall humor. Lots of crude humor and gore, but it fits the sci-fi comedy tone nicely, along with the numerous pop-culture references. Voice acting was excellent, and kept me engaged. Anxiously awaiting sequel.
(As posted in GoodReads) I wish that each chapter had more of a name than just the chapter number so that it could remind me the subject of the chapter! I’m still not positive what _The Elephant in the Brain_ really refers to, but all the unknown processes going on, kind of like “The Elephant..
Games of Supervillainy is a little bit more serious than the first book but when I say that, understand that you aren’t going to wonder if someone else wrote it. Games has all of the typical jest and tongue-in-cheek humor that you’re used to from a Phipps novel. Know that you’re also in for rooting..