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I thought this audiobook was well developed. The characters are interesting, the story-line just as good. I look forward to the next book.

Jim Mercer is a man with an unhealthy obsession with a woman he’s never met. The psychology of the character either shows a troubling lack of understanding of what it means to have a healthy relationship with a woman on the part of the author or a masterful look into the psyche of a terribly..

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Great work on narration as always! Story seems a bit thinner than usual; bit of a rushed feel to it. Given all the setup for the next book/next Jacob Brown story the follow ons should be quite good indeed!

But this time he is actively trying to save sentient beings by smuggling them off to places the real threat won’t get to them!

But very entertaining so why look past anything else. That’s why we read/listen to this genre isn’t it?

A ad agency executive who runs off his assistants gets a temporary assistant for an afternoon who becomes permanent.The development of the relationship, each one with their own desires to make it in the business and yet fit each other.The difficult boss becomes likable and the assistant becomes confident.Narration was perfect.

This book seemed slow moving and low action compared to the other books in the series.

Very well told and very accurate and and enjoyable read. I highly recommend this book.

the storyline was complete, but with most great stories, would like to know how the story would continue.

Another great book by Joshua Dalzelle that did not disappoint. Keeps you on the edge of your seat to the very end. The narration is also very good and keeps you involved.