Review from Call to Arms →
Chapter after chapter, heroic people face insurmountable odds to accomplish the impossible while facing certain death performing their patriotic duty, because they have no choice, in places indistinguishable from one another. Nothing original here. The narrator isn’t bad, but would benefit from learning to not drop his voice to the bottom of his range at..
Luke Daniels made the first book but I couldn’t keep interested with the new one
Luke Daniels made the first book but I couldn’t keep interested with the new one
Let me start out by saying that I was drawn in by the image-evoking name of this book. It turns out that the book is much more about the trader than the golden age of the solar clipper. If, like me, you come looking for interstellar adventure with destinations described as beautifully as the title..
Review from Villains Rule →
Bought this on a lark and liked it so much – bought a hard copy too. The story is new and fresh and performance is very well done. Actually laughed out loud while listening.
Review from Earth Fire →
The story line became very poor in the middle. Almost stopped listening to the rest of the book.
Review from Villains Rule →
I had to stop and contemplate this book before rating it. Jackson Blackwell is a villain consultant. Being a villain from what appears to be a dimension like ours, he uses his knowledge of stories–whether movies, books, television, or otherwise–to live by, and advise other villains by. When he’s betrayed and cast adrift, he finds..
The D-Villain series started off promising. They were a fun listen, nothing spectacular, but still fun. I think the fun is all gone by now. The story is stale, the same characters run around doing exactly the same things they did in the previous 2 books, and the central character, believable in the first book,..
Review from Villains Rule →
This was a fun book to listen to!Jeffrey Kafer narrates it drolly,which is perfect. There are a lot of nods to our favrite book and tv shoes. (A shout out to those two brothers that hunt monsters and their yellow eyed demon!) There is a lot of double crossing and you don’t really know who..
Most enjoyable. The protagonist, Brad Madrid is a very strong character. Action packed and there are many tense moments. Well written by Glynn Stewart and Terry Mixon. Jeffrey Kafer as always performed well. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.