Review from Danger →
Ebook: 3.5 stars. For some reason I had a little trouble getting through the first half of the book. But I found the second half more entertaining and fast-paced, so I read the last half more quickly. In the end, I enjoyed the book and I liked the MC’s, who had interesting backstories. I was..
Jones introduces us to a variety of people, all thrust into unbelievable circumstances. Each one reacts differently to their world changing over night, and it is fun to see how the different characters navigate their new circumstances. Some are collaborative. Others see opportunity for power. Some follow. Others lead. A good number die, and it..
Review from The Great Transition →
I think in my 20s I would have loved this story. Everyone is trying so hard for good goals and bad and some so messy it’s hard to tell. It’s a great exploration of perfect being the enemy of done, but it’s not really a message I needed at this point in my life. I..
CHARLIEI was so excited to see Charlie get his own story. The whole situation with Abby was sad. If he couldn’t have her, how lucky is he to have her clone!Demi (age 22) is the sweetest and I love how she follows her heart and doesn’t just hold onto to anger. She was the perfect..
Give it try, it’s worth it. only reason I can’t go 5 stars is because the first handful of chapters were a bit rough for me, I almost dropped it the first 5 or so chapters in but I’m really glad I didn’t. the characters early on were a bit rough for me but the..
Review from Rule of Extinction (The Preservation of Species Book 1) →
I loved the characters and the suspense. “Where are we?” I am excited for book 2 and hope it’s not a long wait. I was engaged the entire time. narration was excellent as well.
Review from Rule of Extinction (The Preservation of Species Book 1) →
Don’t get used to the characters. Geoff is not afraid to kill them off which makes for intense and suspenseful “reading”! Can’t wait for the next book in the series!
A Profound Journey into Relational Presence: A Review of Thomas Hübl’s “Attuned” In a world increasingly characterized by fragmentation and superficial connection, Thomas Hübl’s “Attuned” arrives as a much-needed beacon, offering a profound and practical guide to deepening our relationships – with ourselves, with others, and with the collective. This isn’t just a book; it’s..
Review from Rule of Extinction (The Preservation of Species Book 1) →
I really enjoy this genre so it had me from the get go. Without spoiling anything, this is how flashbacks should be done. The whole concept seems very well executed. On thing I have been really enjoying is the difference between characters. They are well written and Stacy Carolan does a great job giving each..
I really loved this book. It was amazing. I was sad that some of the characters I liked didn’t make it. I was glad when some of them got ended! Speaking of the ending, wow. Can’t wait for book two. The narration was fantastic, my first time listening to him, and he did an excellent..