Shanda Driggers

The plague trope!

Revisado: 12-29-24

I loved the series to begin with but forgot why I stopped listening to it. Then I got to point in this story when the ranger was setting up to release the new plague. OH that’s right they are introducing a new plague to stir up drama! Sorry I am out. I am here hot military SCI FI not hospital drama.

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Innovative

Revisado: 02-21-24

On the edge of my seat until the end. Best zombie apocalypse book I have ever read!

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Good series

Revisado: 09-02-23

My only real complaint is that Desilva’s voice has gone from a tough gruff sailor to a near Disney’s Goofy voice. It is grating and so different than the first few books.

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Good book

Revisado: 05-19-23

Good book, interesting plot line. Narrator should look up the proper annunciation of long used SCI-FI and military terms like “kludge”.

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Getting better again

Revisado: 01-07-23

This is better than some of the more recent stories. Hopefully this trend continues! I am looking forward to reading more in this story arc.

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Lazy writing

Revisado: 09-16-22

Too much sex , not enough story. Felt rushed and like the tagline for a porno. Did not mesh well or make sense at all. I was disappointed. The narrators were good, writing was like a juvenile teen male wrote it. Sex scenes were over the top and just too often. Could’ve been a good story but unfortunately didn’t spend too much time on nonsex things. Anticipation makes a book great and some sex but not all the time. Didn’t make her seem cherished.

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Adorable

Revisado: 08-22-22

This whole book was incredibly sexy but seriously adorable. Their relationship leading up to and in the end was so eventful and the story held me captivated. Boy can this lady write a sex scene. I normally skip that part but I couldn’t wait for the scenes in her book. The narrator did a great job bringing the characters to life. I can’t wait for more.

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Amazing!

Revisado: 06-04-22

This book, this author, what can I say but amazing! She captures the heart and spectrum of autism. As I read Anna’s journey, I realize how similar her traits are to mine own. As a mom of three kids on the spectrum, I notice their quirks but ignored my own. This book captures so much and I want to say thank you to the author.

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Steamy

Revisado: 01-12-22

This book series was so steamy that when my husband walked in on me listening to it, he got very hot and bothered and (TMI), it lead to a very hot session of you know what’s. I just found this author and promptly bought the other three books in this series. The sex scene are scorchers and the characters are just the right amount of assertive ,submissive and reasonably kind and understandingly protective. Usually sex scenes can just be so ugh. On and on,others go, but this one was just the right amount (minus one discussion about the guy’s sperm). Short and sweet and enjoyable with some twists.

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Steamy

Revisado: 05-10-21

What can I say about this book and this author? One word.... Phenomenal! Kenya is fast becoming one of my favorite authors. I read alit of romance. A lot and I can say that I am impressed with this author’s capture of the essence of black women and blending these intriguing tales, love affairs and OMG erotic talk and pictures in her books. I just bought the next book and I’m am so eager to see where this love affair goes. Bravo! And keep em coming!

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