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Obsessed much?

Revisado: 05-02-24

Molly,Molly,Molly.. Makes me want to slap him and tell him to grow a pair. 😂😂😂

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Not a fan

Revisado: 11-20-23

This book sounds like a Lit RPG book without the character sheet. Very basic. Poor dialog. No character development. I tried to like it but I couldn’t make myself finish it.

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Real Life ending not Hollywoods

Revisado: 06-11-23

I usually like the book more then the movie.
In this case I liked the movie. This is no happy ending book.

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I Couldn't make myself finish this book!

Revisado: 05-30-22

Wow! I like most of Maberry's work, but this is really not good. The language used is not really appropriate for a fantasy. There are a lot of references that apply to our modern world that don't really fit in the book. There are whole chapters of this book that are nothing more, and I mean nothing more, than the main character whining and feeling sorry for himself. Multiple chapters.
The term "beat a dead horse" comes to mind. I skipped through a lot of this. A lot of the authors more recent books have been overly wordy and this one is too. He really should get a better editor. I really was not engaged. I actually did not care if the main character was successful because he was so unlikable. Ray Porter is great. He did some really good voices. Normally like him a lot. He just is not good at angry, self righteous rants. He did not do them well when he did Maberry's Joe Ledger books and this performance was no better. He is great but he can't quite pull of the indignant rant.
I see a lot of people saying that this is a great book. I really do not get it. I could not make myself listen to this whole book. I got about halfway through it hoping it would get better. It did not.
Maybe my standards are too high. If you want good fantasy I highly recommend Joe Abercrombie, Brandon Sanderson, Michael J. Sullivan, Patrick Rothfuss, Duncan M. Hamilton and Mark Lawrence.

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Podcaster can't handle history and religion.

Revisado: 02-28-22

Sorry got tired of her whining about how women are slaves to their social norms of their time and if anything about religion was talked about She couldn't handle it objectively.

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Disappointing

Revisado: 10-09-20

This book does not meet this standard of previous books in this series. This book was wordy. It seems like this book was rushed like the writer was trying to meet a deadline It seems like this book was rushed like the writer was trying to meet a deadline.

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Great Series

Revisado: 08-07-20

I really enjoyed this whole series. Absolutely great character development and story telling. I have listened to every book Michael Sullivan has published. Loved them all. I would like to add that Tim Gerard Reynolds is without equal.

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Excellent

Revisado: 05-15-20

This book was good when I read it years ago. Even better now. Great performance.

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Typical Zombie Book

Revisado: 10-22-19

It's ok. It is like most Zombie books. The characters go from competent to total idiot and back again. There is a scene where one of the main characters has decided that they are going to go kick some a**. Ten minutes later they are crying, "I'm so sorry!" as she kills zombies and runs for her life. From kick a** to whimpering mess within 5 minutes. Not because she is scared, but because she "feels bad" for killing the zombies who she new as people. I found myself yelling at the characters, "You f***ing idiot. So yeah, typical zombie book.

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Another excellent story by Duncan Hamilton.

Revisado: 03-01-18

This is the second trilogy by Hamilton that I have had the opportunity to listen to and both were outstanding. I am looking forward to whatever Duncan Hamilton brings us next. His books are very well written with excellent character development that really makes you like the good guys and hate the bad guys. Simon Vance really brought this book to life. He did not read it, he performed it. Bravo. Bring us more Mr. Hamilton, sooner rather than later please.

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