Review from Saber Down →
Another woke story where it has to include Tier One operational females doing Rambo/John Wick level combat. For the past five to seven y ada, authors will NOT write stories without including a girl-boss. I’ve wasted 100’s of dollars buying books that ask the reader to suspend reality so they can create a woke story…
Review from Aion – The Lost Code, Volume I: Genesis and Awakening →
What if the next breakthrough in AI didn’t just change the world—but awakened something ancient? This book hooked me from the start. It blends cutting-edge technology with ancient mystery in a way that feels both thrilling and thought-provoking. The story moves quickly, with plenty of intrigue, while also exploring bigger questions about consciousness and humanity’s..
this book gave me my freedom back or maybe not the book but my alignment with the father through Christ as the way it ought to be. that is what keep me my freedom!
Review from Meade at Gettysburg →
I found this to be an easy listen on a topic of interest. It was interesting how Meade’s actions and reputation were examined against not only the record, but also against the perceptions of political leaders and prior analysis – including Coddington and Sears
Review from World of Warcraft →
I know nothing about World of Warcraft, but I had no issues following and understanding this book. It was less about the game itself and more of a personal story on how it impacted the authors life.
Review from The Bondage Breaker →
I am so thankful I listened to this book. It has helped me in so many way!
Review from Beta: A Technological Nightmare →
Reader and story were really fun. I look for to other books from this author. Fvhfstkjbfvbbbb
Review from The Defection Protocol →
I absolutely loved this and the first installment of David Shaw. I appreciated how the story was told without cussing. I appreciated how the story could be told so eloquently allowing the reader to live through the eyes of the main characters. Looking forward to #3.
Recording is not in Stereo and the reading sounds like it is being done by a machine. The book is a useful tool in physical form, it is more useful for killing the vibe as an audiobook.
I read this as part of a men’s group and it wasn’t my cup of tea, personally. Spiritual warfare is real, but to me, the author too often ventures into what I will charitably call questionable assertions about things that he clearly doesn’t understand. “Demonic powers” behind… Dungeons and Dragons? Scientifically substantiated medical conditions are..