Review from Into the Mire →
I am fully vested now and I need to see this trilogy to the end. I guess you know by now im a total fan great story, great writing, great narration!!! what more can I say if you haven’t heard these you need to start today!!
Review from Into the Mire →
This second book of the series has continued the story in an interesting way, the characters are great and I enjoyed listening to their story. The narration was good.
Review from No Safe Water →
I devoured this audiobook in two sittings. The world goes sideways fast here, but what hooked me most was the human side: likable, layered characters making impossible choices and holding tight to each other when everything else unravels. The story building is excellent—tense, vivid, and easy to follow without ever feeling simple. I felt what..
Review from Into the Mire →
The perfect continuation of the Toxic Tides series. This sequel picks up right where book one left off and doesn’t miss a beat. The characters stay true to themselves while still growing through new and believable challenges. I love that the tension and emotion feel real—every decision matters, and every moment carries weight. The world-building..
Review from Into the Mire →
Riley Miller and Grace Hamilton deliver another tense, human story in Into the Mire, and Maxwell Zener’s narration gives every scene a raw, lived-in feel. The remote Oregon wilderness setting feels both hopeful and claustrophobic, especially as Hazel and her group realize even isolation can’t guarantee safety. I liked how the story balanced survival, loyalty,..
Review from No Safe Water →
Riley Miller and Grace Hamilton deliver a tense and human story about survival when the world’s water turns deadly, and Maxwell Zener’s narration brings every moment to life with real emotion. I really liked how the book balanced the chaos of a poisoned world with the fragile bond between Hazel and her brother. The mix..
Clearly there’s a market for this drivel so I can’t fault it too much, but it was a waste of a credit for me.
Review from Saint Frank and the Dragon →
Saint Frank and the Dragon by Simon Carr and Rachel Crocker-Editor is an excellent dragon fantasy. Maxwell Zener did an incredible job with the narration. The story is entertaining, interesting, witty, fun, engaging, enjoyable, and more. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommended
Review from No Safe Water →
I really enjoyed this audio book it captivated my imagination and then kept going. this is the beginning of a great series i can’t wait for more!!
Review from Disappear →
I enjoy this very much. If you are into doppelganger tales,grab this one ASAP, It is perfect!