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Another brilliant take

Revisado: 04-23-24

It is so easy to get lost in any of Courtney’s story and this one is no different. An epic tale read by an epic narrator.. 5 stars all around.

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a must read for these insane times

Revisado: 05-05-22

all the lies... all the greed.. all the heartbreak. Was left not knowing if I should scream or cry. This man and his minions have to he held accountable if we ever hope to escape from this nightmare.

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today's reality predicted 5 decades ago

Revisado: 04-22-22

great story... not very well performed by Robbins . took away from story IMHO.

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like listening to a domestic dispute

Revisado: 04-02-22

I would describe the first 2/3 of the book like this.
.. you are sitting in your living room watching a really good movie on television... Every 5.minutes, just when things are getting really interesting,you have to put up with 15 minutes of loud arguing from the drunken neighbours next door fighting over the most stupid, pointless things. The fighting stops for 5 minutes allowing you just enough time to remember the plot of the movie as well as where the story was at before the next 15 minutes of mindless bickering starts all over again...and again... and again. I was just about to pull the plug and give up when THANKFULLY things picked up just enough to keep my interest to the end of the book. If it wasn't for the talent of Bray, that certainly would not have happened . Seriously, enough already. stop trying to stretch to series to 20 books and cut out all the "fluff" .. It really is getting difficult staying on the Skippy wagon.

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a story to get lost in...

Revisado: 01-04-22

5th time listening to this epic tale.. might just have to listen to it a 6th time!

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really ENJOYABLE!!.

Revisado: 05-21-21

great story.. very well written... flawlessly read by Ray Porter. time to read again !

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brought back the wonder of Dino's I had as a kid

Revisado: 07-21-19

great informative listen.Perfect way to pass a few hours.Enjoyable to listen to as well. 5 Stars

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I now know how to properly give a f*ck!

Revisado: 04-26-19

Dont let the title throw you... this is not a book teaching you how to be a rude f*ck to others. On the contrary. I won't give any spoilers as that would me being a rude f*ck plus you'd miss one of the best narrations I have come across in awhile.. As I listened to this, I felt I was being spoken to rather then read to, not an easy thing for an audible narrator to do. One small heads- up.. as the title implies... there is alot of f-bombs used but it fits nicely into the narration while not distractung from the messages. I am starting on my third listen in a row of this book now.. seems like I have alot of f*cks to give!

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getting to be all about word count. Not story -

Revisado: 04-11-19

I have been a huge fan of this series since the start.. BUT... I think I am going to get off at this stop. Craig himself says that his writing style is very descriptive...and it certainly is. Some times it works... sometimes is doesn't. More and more..it is the latter of the two. It has become almost like listening to a soap opera in the sense that you can miss 3 weeks of your favorite soap ( or a few chapters in the audible book) and not have to worry about missing any of the story line. As an example.... ten minutes spent in the mind of a nuclear warhead as it reminisces about his playmates or the describing of a 30 second fire fight in so much detail it took over 6 minute and the only thing I didn't know what what color underwear the combatants were wearing...and all it created for me was a sense of frustration..."will you just get on with it please!" In my opinion,what suffers as a result of all this descriptive narrative is .. the story. It bogs down and goes nowhere. There are so many things that the "word count" could have been better used for such as expanding on the story line and character development. Parts of the narrative did nothing to advance the plot and seemed to be written strictly for RC Bray to show off his incredible talents. As for the constant and predicable bickering between Joe and Skippy?... sigh... it is like that old couple living next door that argue all the time... after awhile you want them to shut up and/or you close the window so you don't have to listen to them anymore... it is same cookie cutter argument over and over again and after 7 books and 7 credit it has become very old.

R.C Bray is the only reason I have kept coming back to the series.. he is a true master. However, having to go through another 6 books to find out what happens just isn't going to happen... I might just come back for book 14 to see how it ends.

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Painful to listen to

Revisado: 12-06-18

I could not finish this book.. stuck it out for 16 chapters hoping/thinking that things would all come together but I just had to give up. This is the first time I have come across this style of writing and I found it very difficult to follow the story as there did not appear to be any. All the random characters that would tell their own little random story left you wondering where they fit into the big picture. Maybe if I stuck it out a bit longer things would have become clear but that would be like saying you can continue to bash your thumb with a hammer while hoping the pain will stop on it own one day ;)

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