New fun story and I love the new characters I am going to grab the other books from C.T. Philps
Great book
Review from The Tournament of Supervillainy →
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Over opinionated and childish dick humor. The Shadow master attempts to play himself as a genius villian. When he is nothing more than an disgruntled Anti Hero. The author’s heavy handed plot devices and Ill contrived scenarios, are remind me of the Wizard of Oz trying to act all powerful behind the curtain.
This book was good. The only thing I can say about it was there wasn’t as much action in this book as book one but overall still a good book and will buy book three.
I had found this series 2 years ago when i first really got into audio books and needed something amazing to read, in walked The Rules of Supervillainy i have listened to each book about 5 times, in preparation for this book, and it did not disappoint, neither C.T.Phipps no Merciless the Supervillian Without Mercy..
Take all the cool stuff about space travel, on a “Solar Clipper” no less and incorporate NONE of that in your story. Instead focus on the cost of coffee. But….le Gasp! There are freeze dried mushrooms later! I bought the book based on the reviews, but its just so……boring. Nothing very much happens. The narrator..
Angels and the Bad Man The Technomancer Novels, Book 3 By: M. K. Gibson Narrated by: Jeffrey Kafer This is such a fun series! A snarky, clever, laugh out loud, action pack third book in the series that takes the reader on a mission with a zany hero! He is to save a village, especially..
Could not finish it.
Review from Existential →
From the dry narration to the b horror story, a bad example of the genre.
Sorry
Review from The Distance →
The book could have been great. It is not. I wrote a previous review that obviously was too critical. The story line and the ending are good. There is just too much stream of consciousness from the main characters that adds nothing to the story. I have worked above the arctic circle. I know what..
Solid Military SciFi
Review from Existential →
The story premise, while not completely unique, was novel enough to still make it interesting. The characters were portrayed in a no-nonsense manner, from the mercenary team to their soulless benefactors. The alien creatures were ruthless and brutal and then they started learning. Lots of close calls, tragic ends and plots twists along the way…
Didn’t enjoy it, but it’s well done.
Review from Rogue →
The book is technically well written. On par with the standard of the genre. Didn’t enjoy it because there wasn’t a protagonist. The main character was a villain with no counter balance.