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the production was so poor, this was almost unbearable. goofy little campfire songs, in a story about a motorcycle gang?? please.

Jeff Hays’s Prepotente has to be the GOAT of audio book performances. Simply magnificent. Love it!

I really enjoy the narrator and all the added effects to the story. There were multiple times there was background noises during the narration. The story keeps getting better somehow.

Why does donut sound like she has constant auto tune even when she does not have the headset.

I love the various voices, combat sounds, and most importantly the musical lute. Every scene was so impressive and the voices even more so. Cur was my favorite voice / character, but Garvis was right there with him. Not to mention Screenie, he has an amazing voice as well. Danny was pretty standard for an..

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Have you ever listened to an audiobook and thought, “This voice doesn’t match the current character speaking”? Fear not! For Jeff Hays performs each character with gusto and cleverly adapts his voice to the intended character. Not just with different tones and pitches but he also expertly does this with accents that accurately depict what..

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Overall I give this book two stars because the author takes the story off trail to demonstrate their social media addiction. Performance gets three stars because Jeff Hayes should be held at a higher standard and Soundbooth Theater doesn’t update with new content frequently enough to be worth a monthly subscription. Story gets three stars..

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Absolutely fantastic ride so far. Entire series is worth it and I will definitely be listening to it again.

to me , Carl’s voice was perfect. great performance! I like those others, but his was awesome

This book was fantastic. Great storyline and performance. The plot really ramped up. Not as funny as the first few books, but just as engaging, with some really incredible twists.