R. S. Cadorette

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Revisado: 04-13-25

I did not fall in immediate love with Jane but it did not take me long to start feeling pangs of affection and well before the end of Book One I was a goner. Jeremy made me love every single character - even Steve… especially Steve - and make sounds of distress at their demise (spoiler alert: NOT everyone dies). Thanks, Jeremy. I love your worldview. And I ❤️ Gertrude.

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Top 5

Revisado: 08-26-24

With only one exception (Torment I'm looking at you) I have enjoyed every one of Jeremy Robinson's books. But within any large body of work there are bound to be ups and downs, favorites and also rans. Good Boys has just moved into the top 5.

If you love dogs, you're bound to love this book. If you don't love dogs, your opinion is bound to change by the end of it. Funny, fast-paced, action-packed - there's something for everyone. It's even got a little romance!

And let me add that the narrator is absolutely top notch. There wasn't a single sour note. Great voices, great understanding - even his Japanese pronunciation was good!

Highly recommend, 12/10

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Origin story

Revisado: 04-19-24

I’ve only listened to one other Chess Team book (so far) but I can imagine this “Book 0” offering will be a kick in the pants for long time fans. Seeing how the team develops, having well-known and beloved characters arrive on stage from separate origins and coming together to form the beginnings of a family… that’s pure gold.
We were well into the story before any SF or supernatural stuff showed up, but show up it did and things got wild. This was a fun, fast read and I highly recommend it.

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Mushrooms are scary

Revisado: 04-17-24

Jeremy Robinson always manages to bring the end of a book back around to the beginning and seamlessly splice them together into a cohesive whole.
The two things I love best about his books: not a lot of unnecessary angst and no plot-critical conflicts that could be solved with a simple question or five minutes of conversation. Also they’re fast-paced and deliriously fun,

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Stellar as per usual

Revisado: 01-31-24

This stand alone novel is so much fun - and even more if you’ve read the alternate universe Nemesis series. It’s great to see old and beloved names popping up, just in passing or in starring roles.

I wondered how he could take the same essential story and characters and create something more than just a second-rate rehash. I needn’t have worried.

Adventure, monsters, bad guys, monsters, love, redemption, and non-stop action. Did I mention monsters?

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Jeremy Robinson never fails to deliver!

Revisado: 01-12-23

Jeremy Robinson never fails to deliver! Fast-paced with a surprise around every corner. I love Cowboy!

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Just say yes to Jeremy Robinson

Revisado: 12-20-22

He absolutely does not disappoint. Action, aliens, mysterious beings, twisty plotlines, well-developed characters. There is nothing two-dimensional about any of his writing. You're in for a treat.

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A lovely story

Revisado: 09-21-21

This book always falls within my top ten list of favorites. I cannot recommend it highly enough.
On the other hand, the wooden performance by the narrator makes it almost, in places, unlistenable. If I weren’t so thoroughly charmed by the story and characters already I’m not sure I would’ve been able to hear how wonderful it is through the barrier of the narration

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Say it right…

Revisado: 08-12-21

HaP-hazard, not haF-hazard.
Otherwise both narrators were good. I almost quit about 3/4 of the way through due to overwhelming stupidity on the heroine’s part but managed to stick with it through her return to sanity.

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5star/1star narrators

Revisado: 03-10-21

The story itself was fine. Just... fine. There was a lot of telling us instead of showing us at the end - monologuing by both the good guys and the bad guys.
Helen Laser was a wonderful narrator and her Aussie accent for the male lead was spot on.
Grant Cartwright has the oddest, stilted, choppy reading style and his version of the male lead was read with a vague, pseudo-British accent. Not a hint of Australia in it - which is where the character hailed from.
It was a generally acceptable listen, a suitable distraction. C’s all around except for Helen Laser who earned an A+.

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