From nonstop sadistic natures to intelligent quips berating the entire generation and network of crybabies in public, this book delivers a scathing bask of loathing for the human condition. Petty humans. Also, if you didn’t love deadpool the movie then 1 go friggen watch it 100 times or until you do. 2. Meta breaks, nonlinear..
Review from Earth Lost →
I enjoyed this and the first one but it lacked depth. Beast was a predictable character and Captain Petty was underdeveloped. I’ll listen to another for fun but Atlas Shrugged it’s not
Review from Villains Pride →
I have listened to a ton of audible books over the last couple years and this maybe my first or second time actually writing a review. I don’t know the history, names or even faces of the musicians who’s music I love; it’s the voice and the words that resonate in me. I have no..
Review from Call to Arms →
started this book not having read book one. despite that the book was great; great story, great characters, great narration
Review from Full Share →
Awesome series. Couldn’t put them down. I recommend these to anyone who likes space adventure stories.
Fifty Shades of Grey meets clubbing – you’ll understand more later in the book. If you are a fan of the series, you will for sure like “Heart of Stone”. Book one is quite amazing and even emotional at times. Both characters chatter unknown waters and this first part is an introduction and accommodation to..
Review from Earth Alone →
if your a fan of milatry sci fy don’t get this book. the author knows nothing about the milatry.
Review from Villains Pride →
Can’t say enough good. The villain in this book is awesome. He goes off into rants that are not only funny, but absolutely true. His schemes are convoluted, his humor is twisted. I CAN’T wait for the next book in this series.
Review from Call to Arms →
I liked the first of the series a little better, but it’s painfully predictable now. Hard to believe: unrealistic godlike hero with no flaws. Shallow drama with bunches of characters existing just to die. The reader has little attachment to these and their demise is totally predictable. No character development.
Review from Villains Pride →
If your reading this review, I assume you have read the first book. If so just buy the book already. This title brought me more joy in an audio book than I have had since probably the first title.