Review from Viking Tomorrow →
In a ravaged world, in the wilds of Scandinavia, their is a civilisation that has survived….. barely. They are barren, with no live births in over a decade. A scientist has put a call out for the greatest warriors because there is hope for humanity, but it’s in Italy, and with no way to get..
Review from Primordial →
I was in the mood for a book about a scary sea monster (go figure), and this one fit the bill. I have to say I didn’t care much for the main character, but I was immediately drawn into the story nonetheless, and it held my attention. The author managed to keep it interesting and..
So, this book starts out right where the last book ends. Gary Karkofsky and Cloak (which gives him his supervillain powers), aka Merciless, The Supervillain without Merci (yes, he is aware of the redundancy) returns to Falconcrest City to find it vacant of people. Or well, of at least living people? The city is overrun..
Review from Villains Pride →
It gave me a good laugh. So of the 4th wall breaking is pretty funny/silly.
Nathan Lowell was a great reader. I miss his voice. There was more mirth in it. Jeffrey Kafer is great, but it’s not the same.
Review from Viking Tomorrow →
Very clear details in the description of the geographic layout of the journey taken. I felt the story closed too quickly. Recommended for 16+ listeners. As I was given this audiobook for free, I freely give my rating and opinion.
Review from In Ashes Born →
I am a big fan of the Trader Tales of the solar clipper. I listened to them several years ago when they were podcasts. I did like this one, and it’s nice to hear more of this story, after the heartbreak of the previous book. But, I was used to the voice of Nathan Lowell..
Review from Viking Tomorrow →
Viking Tomorrow is what I would call a fast read, casual quest story. Although the initial concept of devolving do the days of Vikings after the apocalypse was an interesting one, we see very little of that life, except for the fighting. The quest itself was basically a chain of fights, again, with little coverage..
Jeremy Robinson and Kane Gilmour set up a wonderful action filled new series with this post apocalyptic story. People return to the old ways when technology is not available so people return to their Viking ancestral ways. But with elements of the past still available they try to repair and continue forward in this case..
Review from Viking Tomorrow →
I loved the concept of this book and how old Scandinavian roots intertwine with what was modern day society. The characters were all great and there was plenty of action to keep me entertained. Jeffrey Kafers narration was perfect and really brings the story to life! I can’t wait to learn more in the next..