Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
This story has a dark theme with an anti-hero in the lime light. The characters are enjoyable and the story had me begging for more. Jeff Hays does a fabulous job reading this story and brings life to it all. I’ve already listend to it twice and can’t wait for the second book.
What made the experience of listening to A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court the most enjoyable? Twain’s dry humor and expressions. VERY similar to ones I hear from my grand parents who were of the same era. VERY American in expression and sentiment. Many of his thoughts and whimsies are as true today as..
Review for the audiobook version, narrated by Jeff Hays Critique 1: The hero of this book can “Improve” people by looking at a ghostly “character sheet” and “upgrading” their stats, abilities or whatever he wants. This means that there are several long passages in the book where he has to look up the “points total”..
Review from Hero of Thera →
I wanted to give the story five stars, but I couldn’t. I was hoping for a little more “oomph” to end the book or even the story line in general. Loved the narrator and performance, it just needed more at the end. Can’t wait to listen to the next book in the series… Whenever that..
An absolute masterpiece. I wept, I laughed, I was dumbstruck by its sheer beauty. The performance by Hays is without comparison. Hours upon hours of content, and not a dull moment.
Review from Challenge →
This is a good break from the Litrpg story line. Some real twist an turns and the story is just starting. well done!
Great story but there are some topics that don’t go down so smooth. It’s basically about a guy who gets a bunch of superhero slaves, all female initially (all the important ones). The anime-esque moments don’t really work and kinda made me cringe (Hai!). Despite this it all… works. It’s defiantly a wish fulfillment kinda..
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
Story:If I had to sum this book in two words, it would be “beautifully original.” Arand does an amazing job at character developing. Each character were given their own unique personality and grew as the story progress. By the end of the book, I felt like I knew all of these character. All the their..
Hays blows it out of the park with the narration and giving each character a differentiated voice. I love the series on its own but the added bonus of how well the audio performance is done just complements the writing/story.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
was a interesting look into villian and hero and the thin line between the two.