Review from Fury →
I thought the heroine acted really silly and immature. The authors use the common and annoyingly stupid trope of her trying to act independently when we all know she is not capable of defending herself or solving her problems on her own. Also, what is it with authors having the women try to save everyone..
The Noss Saga is absolutely riveting. The author’s ability to conjure up such rich and detailed characters and world images make this a delight to read. The storyline will leave you on the edge of your seat such that you won’t want to put it down. The narrated version is really well done as well!..
The story and characters are all so real. The pace is perfect and development is precisely what is needed. Amazing and engaging. I cannot recommend it enough.
Review from Fury →
Great story. It enhanced the audio to have both male and female voices but the story on its own is a keeper.
Review from Lost Shift →
Doing the right thing can suck sometimes, and Donovan is really dealing with the fallout of being an honorable guy. So what can break a hero out of his funk? Travel, of course!Fans of the Rock Falls wolves will love this story, and even if it’s your first venture into AJ Skelly’s world, you will..
Review from Realms of Wrath and Ruin →
The second book stands on its own merits. While there were moments that seemed to drag, the overall composition was spot on. Wish there had been alittle more payoff for the slow burn, whether that be verbal declarations or physical demonstration, but the final scene was 😘 perfect
All the reviews so far as correct. This is a story for anyone who loves pride and prejudice mixed with Star Wars/treasure planet, and the lost city of Atlantis movie adventure plot! Cannot wait to listen to the second
Honestly, I felt like we got to know the characters so much more in this book 10 out of 10 recommend
Highly recommended. This novel brought to mind early X-men comics and Marvel movies. Gifted individuals struggle with misunderstanding and outright hatred while living their almost normal lives. Our characters meet against this backdrop of animosity, struggling to find friendships and understanding. I loved the characters, the worldbuilding is familiar and yet unique enough to keep..
Review from Riot →
I liked the Christian elements but sometimes found it too heavy handed. The best use of the Bible verses quoted were ones that truly helped the characters reprogram their negative thought patters. The book became overly “spiritualized” when the bullets missed because “God was on their side.” It was a bit too much. I believe..