Review from Morgana →
I hope there are more to come from this series! I tore through these dad joke filled audible books in 2 weeks! The erotica in them is more humorous then sensual, like the author is making fun of fan-fiction. Very well done. Jeff Hayes did a fantastic job on these as well. This series has..
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
when I first start this book I was very unsure of it but as I stepped on reading it just got better and better I would love to see another book
Review from Shadow Sun Expansion →
Pretty much more of the same as book 1. Gather territory, kill cartoonishly evil humans, kill bosses, get insane loot he barely ever uses. One could argue the first two books are the ‘prologue’ to this series, given 2 ends at the end of the stabilisation period. I’m personally a bit over stories of this..
Review from Shadow Sun Expansion →
I enjoy the story and the performance. It’s well written. It pulls at the heart strings and emotional invest yourself in the characters. I do wish the combat had a bit more. But there is already a lot. I’m greedy and want more.
If I hear again that they are preparing Tea, I’m going to kill my self. What is it with this author and food? so much talk about eating this and drinking that. And the story line was very slim. And lastly, why this whining and self sorry about everything? In the previous book she felt..
Review from Monster Hunt NYC →
I’ve been wanting to read this book for a while but haven’t had the time to sit down and actually read it so it was a nice gift when I seen it on audible I thoroughly enjoyed it and I’m disappointed that it’s the only book on audible in it’s series.
I enjoyed this second novel of the Shadow Sun series. If you’re just setting out, I suggest starting with Shadow Sun Survival. The story takes place post-apocalypse after a group of aliens from the galactic core transform the Earth into a world filled with monsters and governed by game rules and stat points. There is..
Review from Stone Cold Bastards →
Full disclosure I’m a Jake Bible fanboy and have literally every book he’s published so it’s not too surprising that I enjoyed this story just like everything else he’s put out. I do want to say though that despite my obvious bias, this was a unique story with few if any similar ideas and it..
This series up to now has been mostly fine, but it really lacks in some areas. The premise and setting are very interesting and enjoyable, but beyond that there are definitely issues. Characters are extremely flat, and two dimensional. The protagonist is always “right” and any moral quandaries or problems are completely black and white..
this series I found randomly after searching for soundbooth audio, and it’s been amazing so far!! im planning on listening to the whole series.