Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
This series is addictive. A rare gem in a sea of mediocrity. The combination of game, story line, and narrator is as good as it gets. The world building has a sense of realism that makes the series read like something that is actually possible. Color me impressed. The only problem I can see with..
Jeff Hayes continues to be a national treasure, bringing these hilarious books to life. an advantage to the audiobooks are the post-epilogue credits which in this book may be the best yet. I can’t wait for the next one in the series, hands down my favorite audiobook series of all time.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
Loved it, however is anyone else getting an echo through most of it I don’t think it’s just dialogue but if it is it might be internal dialogue like he’s talking to himself… hence the echo
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
great cast, the story hit me in the feels a few times, and got me on edge.
Review from Is That a Lute in Your Pocket? →
The story, plot, characters and setting are just lazy. No new ground is tread here and there are no real interesting takes on existing troupes. A very paint by numbers experience.
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
Long time listener to this category hands down one of my favorite books ever great job.
Review from Life Reset: Salvation →
I’ve listened to the whole series.It has elements of a good story but misses or weakly addresses a few key aspects:-variety of personalities/perspective-actual failures when meeting obstacles-sexual maturity-confrontations of unresolvable values all in all, I probably will think little of the series.
Not the cutting social commentary or shock factor of The Boys, maybe more on par with the cartoon Diabolical. (Yes, cartoon, not animation. Let’s admit we damaged adults love our YA fiction because adulting sucks.) The characters somehow balance artfully between corny and palatable. Pulpy fun, does not challenge my brain and that’s great because..
I can’t get enough. This one made me laugh audibly, cry a little, and feel things that no other book has really ever been able to make me feel. I’m more attached to this storyline than I have been to any other in a long time. Matt has created a cash cow. If he keeps..
By the end of the first book I was looking for things to look up a bit in the second book. The second book did make it appear that the story was improving and by the end I just knew that the third book was where positive scenarios would come together.The third book started good..