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Loved the story but wish there was a female narrator to help the current narrator. Seems like some of the characters voices get very similar sometimes and it’s hard to differentiate when the pov switches.

Planet of the Japes was an enjoyable listen, but a bit weird, a few times I had to ask myself what the author was smoking! Quite an imagination!

A funny book with some great plot twists. If you like Caverns and Creatures give this a listen. You won’t be disappointed.

Enjoyable sarcasm. Interesting though a bit confusing at times. I enjoyed the narration and overall fun of it all.

this is another generic pile of crap where white men are a worthless bunch that are the cause of all the worlds problems and women is the answer and salvation to all. just crap. not that anyone will ever see this review, but if you do, fair warning.

So- I really enjoyed the first in the series, I should have left it then. The main characters- they continue on. Decent story but not the ending I hankered for. I wonder if the author left the door open a crack for something to follow on- if so, I will pass.

I really wanted to love this, but I couldn’t because of the writing. Gaps in the story that should have been persued, characters without depth or development, glossed over technical details, it was all very disconnected. If a character in your story has a name, they should have an introduction, a description, and an explanation..

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Enjoyed thoroughly. The story and characters are well done and the humor is just right to be funny, but not campy. Would love to see a TV series adaptation if done right.

I’ve enjoyed the JDKirk (Hutchison’s pen name) series revolving around Scottish Detective Jack Logan. A good set of characters and an amazing narrator. Gave this series a try because it looked goofy and might possibly turn out to be a winner. Nah. It’s possibly fun if you’ve just started puberty–they use a lot of swears..

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Listened to all 9 books and loved each one, I highly recommend. Zed’s drama can get old but Murphy helps balance it out, I especially liked how it ended which can be rare in these types of books.