Stacy has a different pace than my recent series’ I had listened to, but, I really enjoyed his style. Mr. Jones on the other hand just delivered the last part of your appetizer! I greatly enjoyed the direction and misdirection of the story. There wasn’t as much of “backstory” development as there was in the..
Review from Ripley →
I liked this listen. I enjoyed the story and Ripley. The only thing was the verbiage constantly used. the constant ya betcha or dontcha know was too much for me. Otherwise cool read
Review from Disturbed →
Sometimes when books are really long you end up wishing the author wasn’t so wordy or repetitive, etc., but not this one. It’s all interesting and good enough to just draw you in and hold your attention. A couple of things bugged me a lot though. Wonderful, helpful school counselor either doesn’t care or doesn’t..
Review from Disturbed →
Bravo! Every twist and turn is entertaining and kept me on the edge of my seat. I couldn’t put this down. Finished in 2 days! Oh and that ending… chef’s kiss 🧑🍳 💋
Review from Disturbed →
I love the twists and the lengths of Kevin O’Brians books I think I have listened to all the ones on audible and hope he continues to write more.
Review from Culpability →
Not surprised how the plot was unfolding..hope it may have turned out differently. Still 5 stars
Review from Culpability →
AI has its technical aspects but even more the ethics and morality. Reminded me of issues that arose with the hydrogen bomb.
Review from A Team of One →
Perhaps my expectations were too high. ‘A Team of One’ does not measure up to The Gray Man, Mitch Rapp, John Rain, … The battle scenes were not captivating – I can’t put my finger on it, but they were just not engaging for me. Fortunately the characters and plot were better. The overall story..
Review from With a Little Luck →
I liked the first book in the duology and I liked this one just as much, it was nice, and more “magic relevant” but it was too long for this kind of story The story is about Jude, he is Prudence twin brother from the first book, he is your typical nerd, he plays D&D..
Review from The Monad Manifesto →
Chapters 1 through 7 are beautiful, chapter 8, felt very preachy and didn’t particularly resonate with my lifestyle