Book two of this amazing series continues to deliver an excellent story with intriguing characters, political and corporation craziness, explosions, soap opera worthy drama, and elements of fantasy and science fiction that one usually doesn’t find in the same series. I love how Jeff Hays does the voices, and as Mordecai is a Changeling and..
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I am a massive fan of Jeff Hayes and Sound Booth Theater. Matt Dinniman wrote a fantastic book, and Jeff Hayes performed this book better than my over-active imagination could’ve done. If you like sarcastic, clever humor, post, and pos-apoplectic books, do yourself a favor and get this book. Then, reward yourself with the audible…
Before a friend recommended this series to me, I had a difficult time picking a favorite because I just love so many different books. This book changed that. I absolutely love everything about this book, and I almost never say that. The story is very well thought out, and has so many working elements blended..
Another really good book in the series. Plenty of action, drama, and comedy. I can’t wait for the next book.
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
If you enjoy fantasy, video games, or science fiction at all you will love this. It’s seriously pure gold. It doesn’t waste time getting going and the humor is perfect. Listen now!
Daaaaaaamm! So good! Though, turn down that feedback knob on that there ol’ delay there, Boards of Canada.
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Filler text. Why do I have to write a review, just let me rate something and be on my way
shiny tasty things abound. where you end up? down down to gullet town. chaos is truly around.
I’m continually surprised with this series adding additional layers of story interwoven and beneath the already revealed layers. It’s an impressive feat of creativity and craftsmanship by the author. also, the part at the end where they say all the town names in Washington really made my day. they really butchered those names.
Dinniman churned out another freaking awesome book. I cried. Like, at least twice. Not as much as the last book, but still, SBT delivered the story so vividly. I try telling my friends about this epic, and it is so difficult to make them understand how amazing this story is. The author churns out so..