Review from The Distance →
jeez. i l9ve Jeremy Robinson. i was not prepared for this work of art. while at baggage claim I had to go find a private corner to finish this book, it moved me that much. i dont think I’ve teared up for a book since grade school 11/10
Review from Earth Alone →
Depressing and melodramatic. I would not recommend this book. I found myself slogging through the words just to get done but finding very little enjoyment in the process.
Review from To Fire Called →
As always, Nathan Lowell has created a story line that captures my attention and writes a book I can’t put down. The reader is also great. Looking forward to the next book.
If you love super beings and you love to laugh you will love this book
This series is a joy to listen to. Great characters. Laugh out loud situations. The narrator could be no other. Wonderful!
Review from To Fire Called →
This is a great addition to this series. . . . . . . .
Review from To Fire Called →
I truly enjoy this series, and the narration of the book. The nuances and humor are adroitly written and I can’t put this book down…?
A fun story, somewhat short for a credit. Like another review mentioned, it can be sometimes difficult to tell the difference between the main character and the voice of his cloak. I didn’t mind this too much, but it could be confusing in a few spots.
Review from The Rules of Supervillainy →
I enjoyed this book. It had a lot of neat plot points and some witty banter but the performance was a little off at times. This was most noticeable with the dialogue between Cloak and Gary. Still good fun and enjoyable!
Review from The Distance →
I thought this might be another long drawn out apocalypse story but it was far from that. August and Poe are amazing characters, great story line, great listen.