Review from Peaceweaver →
This story has some unique creative elements. Well written, excellent descriptive narrative. Magic, love, evil, nightmares, it keeps moving from beginning to end. The reader did a fantastic job with the story character voices etc. well chosen for the story. It is a story I will listen to more than once.
Review from Peaceweaver →
In all honesty, I don’t normally like male voices for female voices, so it took me a sweet minute to get used to the narrator, and I found increasing the speed a little bit more than my usual preference really helped. But my oh my, once I adjusted to the narrator I was hooked with..
Review from The Thing from HR: A Cthulhu, Amalgamated Novel →
it’s just the most fun! If you ever wondered about a humorous version of The Metamorphosis this book is for you. And if you haven’t wondered, we’ll check it out anyway. singularly inventive, i’ve really never read anything like it. would love to see it adapted to a movie or better yet—series
Review from By Blood & Blade →
Heartfelt, swoony, emotional, cathartic. This one delivered all the feels. From Inara’s horrible experience in the wife market to Dhamar’s struggles with his father, I loved how the author showed two characters from two very different walks of life but both trapped. Dhamar might be a prince but he’s as much captive as Inara is..
Review from The Thing from HR: A Cthulhu, Amalgamated Novel →
Amusing, inventive elaboration of Lovecraft mythology with echoes of CS Lewis, Jonathan Swift, Robert Heinlein. The narrator is excellent and the execution and conclusion do not disappoint. Although I’m not generally a fan of this genre I was vastly entertained.