Review from Mercy for Hire: Mission Pack 4 →
It’s good to see evolving storyline.Glad to finally see Carl (albeit briefly) again, but wish we had more Mriy.Happy for Esther finding love, but there was way too much of “look at us and our relationship” with the development.Cute bonus with Kubu at the end.As always, Mikael Naramore shows why he is one of the..
They took an interesting character and stripped him of any agency. The main character has no agency in the story, things happen to him and around him but at no time does his action drive the storyline. He is a powerful wizard yet completely powerless through out the book. What a lame legacy for the..
Great value for the credit. Really good story line.Love the SciFi fantasy magic mix.
loved everything about this. 10/10 would recommend. only bad thing is now it’s over and I’ll have to find a new book.
I am not sure why there are so many bad comments about the narrator. I really enjoy listening to Leslie Howard. Sure her voice and style are different From Mikael Naramore, an awesome narrator, however Leslie does a great job on this series and I would listen to her again in a heartbeat. I am..
so I have never had heard of firefly at all so I won’t draw comparisons. but heck this book was amazing. I listened from cover to cover. it is well written, and a couple dry Areas where it seemed like a Los of inspiration that went away after a bit. following the crew through their..
Review from Galaxy Outlaws: The Complete Black Ocean Mobius Missions, 1-16.5 →
Light, mostly 2 dimensional writing that is good for long car drives, house cleaning or unwinding in the evening. Some stories are better than others, and with 16 main stories plus a few short stories it’s good bang for the buck. Not enjoying a story? Skip ahead. It’s easy to catch up later. That said,..
Review from Black Ocean: Mercy for Hire →
I’ve finished and enjoyed the Galaxy Outlaws and Mirth & Mayhem series. This one is just sappy, juvenile and tiresome. I do not have sufficient suspension of disbelief to think that Espyr, after having spent years upon years in Mortania, is really incapable of holding people accountable for their bad actions. She’s naive and naivete..
Loveable characters, mostly episodic storytelling but with an elegant storyarc. Brilliant narration reminiscent of a radio play. Funny and good-hearted.
I loved every minute of this. When hearing it was an idea after the let down of Firfly it made me love it even more.