James L Morgan

tired of short stories

Revisado: 05-15-24

I don't mind using credits for short stories and specially ones from this author I love his work but lately too many big openings have been left with the short stories. I feel it's just a way to build the reader out of more credits anyway great story of course can't wait to part two but if it's only going to be for a moment. it's not worth wasting my credits and money for it.

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Middle ground

Revisado: 02-29-24

I enjoyed the story and that's what's more important. there were a few slow periods. I figured the book was going to be close to the eragon series and I was correct I was hoping the author would have taken it in a different style. but the books are enjoyable. the eragon series is still one of my favorites but this was a nice re-inductory to the world I love. look forward to seeing your up and coming works.

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double charging for titles

Revisado: 06-19-23

so these are stories that are in books four. would have been nice not to waste my money. do better with listing your titles

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wow

Revisado: 01-23-23

so normally I either like a book or don't like a book. this one actually Drew in the middle it's very rare for me to find a book that I kind of draw line down the center it's interesting it's complex it's completely off the wall with certain things but it's a good story it's well written. it was nice change of pace

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not sure

Revisado: 12-11-22

this one just completely lost me and they never pulled it together. it's like a bunch of short stories bunched together

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not worth the credit

Revisado: 08-04-22

ok story but it was a wasted credit expected better for the 12 dollar price

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alittle light

Revisado: 08-04-22

good story good book as always but this one felt more like a fluff piece. it was your basic regurgitation of the previous six stories just with him finally killing Abby. the book just felt like it was missing something nonetheless still good read

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okay

Revisado: 03-23-22

it was a good book until the end then it was like they threw together all the leftover stuff and that ruined the book at least for me I kind of got lost at the end it just a drag to finish

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interesting side story.. one note.

Revisado: 03-10-22

enjoy the book. the story on chapter 11. Jonathan Mayberry already released this one in one of his standalone side story. pretty much the same story but if I buy a new book I expect different stories. not one used for two different side story books. I know this one because it has joe ledger in it. not sure if it's a mistake but Mr Porter who does the series is the right voice. left a interesting idea on what we put into a voice.

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crappy act 2

Revisado: 11-12-21

normally I never leave just one star but compared to act one this is a good performance but has nothing to to do for the story so the first few chapters they go over where they left off from act 1 then they go on some side story like they ran out of material so they do a bunch of side stories in there to fill up the time I found myself losing interest in the book and wishing for it to be over with I enjoyed the side stories but trying to understand what game did dream and his younger siblings do even we start off with three where she goes to save NADA and then the games between them but then you go off on some tangent side thing maybe next time let the readers know that they're only going to get a taste of back to you with side 1.2.3.4.5 to follow and then in act 3 we may get around to whatever we wanted to do I mean what exactly happened here

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