I almost didn’t buy this book after reading some of the negative reviews. I liked this book because the main characters aren’t bitches and rather than being weak and facing off against weak creatures the general power levels of both friend and foe are fairly high. It’s not that the main characters are completely overpowered,..
Review from The Unknown Mongol →
Would you listen to The Unknown Mongol again? Why? Definitely. Just to see if I missed something. There were so many details Who was your favorite character and why? Junior, of course. Have you listened to any of Jeff Hays’s other performances before? How does this one compare? No Any additional comments? So a million..
Review from Hell’s Rejects →
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? Definitely recommend! Hell’s Rejects was on “The List” for some time. I’m apparently on an Audible binge and HR made the cut. OH SO HAPPY! Plot? YES! Narration and sound effects? Sound Effects? Seems like it, so HELL YES! Action, likeable characters, flow, humor,..
Review from Dead of Night →
Dead of NightGhosts & Magic, Book 1By: M.R. ForbesNarrated by: Jeff HaysLove this necromancer and his great spooky toys! He is dying of cancer, sucks up souls with this creepy dice, takes jobs with his best friend-a gal that has her legs missing from a job gone bad… There are all kinds of creatures in..
Where does Super Sales on Super Heroes rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far? It’s probably on the top right now. The way Jeff Hays portrayed these voices was just amazing, and I honestly loved the story and characters. What other book might you compare Super Sales on Super Heroes to and..
The story was okay and entertaining, but the performance and sound effects really made it shine. That was a lot of fun to listen too and the atmosphere the different sound effects gave really help immerse me in the storie.
Was so happy the main character wasn’t stereotypically whiny, and actually had some for thought without being a super genius.
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
Good story overall. Character repeated himself a few times over the same realisation, but wonderfully described and presented. It had a lovely world building aspect to it I’d love to make use of in my tabletop rpg’s.
Review from Dungeon Lord →
If you are a fan of the Literary Role-Playing Game (LitRPG) genre, you will enjoy listening to “Dungeon Lord” which is the first book in what appears to be a future series of books taking place in this new and unique fantasy world. Hugo Huesca does an exceptional job in crafting a world full of..
Our heroes are back, and plan on taking out the source code bomb, they just seem to go about doing so a bit more liesurely than you’d think. That isn’t to say that the book isn’t full of action, and rat bag sonnof a biz someone does die, and you will feel every stb in..