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Not great, kind of a mashup of partially complete stories that left much to be desired.

Good valueYou get a lot for a single creditGood performance13 14 15

these books have taken me through a new though process for fantasy. not all worlds are pretty perfect peaceful places. Some places have some dark secrets.

So good. I have listened to this multiple times and I still love it every time.

This particular story is quite fun, following a charming crab on his journey through many perils while juggling his feelings for a charismatic goddess. the plot is intreguing and harrowing, humorous and sad. if youre looking for a bit of something different, mixed with a bit of something familiar, check it out.

Love Wallace’s dry humor and sarcasm. The plot twists were predictable which just added to the fun. Thron’s reading really makes the story, bringing each character to life.

i really loved the fact that Steph lived and made it to West Texas.

What a fantastic little crab. I’m a big fan of Rimmel’s Noobtown series and this doesn’t disappoint in the slightest. I love how Rimmel can so easily shift tone from referential humor to suitably dramatic character/narrative building all on the back of gritty, number-crunching grand systems. Always a joy. This is my first Phil Thron..

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I liked how the aliens were not all powerful and how they we’re not just the standard aliens that other authors uses in their books.

this is the most important type of history to be read and understood by all United States citizens. these people paid the price for the US not being prepared for the second world war.