Review from The Gordon Place →
Conservatives are racist and while we’re at it southerns and most white people too, even if they don’t know it. That’s what the author wants you to know and he goes out of his way to tell you, opening the book with an unironic trigger warning he then quickly proceeds to use the voice of..
I really enjoyed this story for its twist on the typical ghost stories. There is some awful racism in this book, but if taken in context of the character using such ugly words it fits. It shows how it can be overcome in a new generation. It made me angry that these attitudes are still..
Review from The Gordon Place →
If you like sick and twisted this book is for you. There are some racial slurs ( but you must take them in the context they were written, which is explained) , lots of colorful language and at times violence. There’s ghosts, possession, and so much more. I was given this free review copy audiobook..
Review from The Gordon Place →
Would highly recommend this to anybody wanting a great list. Well developed characters and immense plot. Narration is a plus!
The story centres around Jimmy the street urchin and the good and bad that happens to him. While the street language is part of the story, the swearing put me off somewhat and I struggled to get past the first chapters, but ended up enjoying the story. The street and city life is well portrayed.
Review from The Gordon Place →
Really enjoyed The Gordon Place! Isaac Thorne did a good job making you feel like you were in the story with the characters. Sean Duregger was a great narrator, I loved the different voices for each character. Helped the story come alive even more.
I was very excited when I received this audiobook in exchange for an honest review. I enjoy fantasy novels and hoped that this novella will introduce me to the rest of the books set in the same setting. Some of the positives: – The author does a great job with descriptions. The city of Amaford..
Review from The Fetishists →
Bad story. Bad writing. Bad narration. No actual knowledge and no creativity. I wish there was a “no star” option.
The Fetishists by A.S. Coomer was…crazy? unexpected? not for the faint of heart? sexually explicit? What can I say about this book? Well, it’s not really my cup of tea, though I would definitely say that it does fit in well with the classic film noir horror genre…with a good does of some pretty explicit..
Review from Infertat →
Infertat has some good concepts within it. It mixes some real world characters, some fantasy magical characters, and angels/demons characters. There are some good plot elements too. Some of the best is where the real world character interacts with certain characters from the magic world. The unfortunate thing is that the story lacks structure and..