Review from Dungeon Lord →
I was surprised how sucked into this book I got. loved the concept and the voice acting was incredible. The main character wasn’t the deepest but that’s okay because the world and your introduction to it was fascinating.
Review from War Aeternus 3: The Culling →
I love this series and the performance is so engaging. My only problem is I wish the book was longer.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
Jeff Hays is a phenomenal performer! I love how he makes use of multiple channels and electronic harmonizers to alter his voice where neccessary (over a radio or CB or whatever) love it!
I liked the idea of a mimic becoming stronger in a hostile world filled with things trying to kill it. However the psychological trauma the characters are put through and the gore ever 5 minutes (exaggerated) makes me almost want to burn my phone. I did and will not finish it cause of this. it..
Review from Delvers LLC →
A fun listen overall. The performance is spectacular!Minus one star for the ending of the book. Instead of analysing the story I just heard, I’m concerned about what’s going to happen in the next book. A little too gruesome for me.
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
I have read the 3 books (so far) in this series multiple times, and am now listening to them. This is currently my favorite past time. There is so much wrong with these books, and yet, I can’t help but love them. Tom out
Fun story, great characters, modern thriller – for all ages and tastes. Narrated well. Thoroughly enjoyable.
This book is another example of where I was looking for a good litrpg fantasy novel. However story felt like they just took the “same old dragon rider story” and speckled it with a nominal amount litrpg, to entice readers, but didn’t really know how to write a good litrpg level-up gaming fantasy novel. I..
This isn’t exactly a mature book by any means, the story so far is fairly simple and the characters develop quickly. Neven does an excellent just creating the characters to suit their purposes without being to long and drawn out, Jeff once again delivers a performance that keeps the listener interested. The story isn’t for..
Review from War Aeternus 3: The Culling →
The focus of this story is how Lee deals with the outcome of the finale of book 2. The antagonist is sympathetic to a point and it has a much larger presence than the prior two heralds. There’s a change in the AI to make it female in tone, which feels a bit strange at..