Justin Sloan
Autor(a) de Shadow Corps
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Obras por Justin Sloan
Writing Books: A Creative Writing Career Excerpts (Creative Writing Career Excerpts, #3) 4 exemplares
Star Legacy (Ascension Gate , #2) 2 exemplares
Storms and Shades - Two Complete Series: Storms of Magic and The Hidden Magic Chronicles from the Age of Magic 2 exemplares
False Dawn 2 exemplares
Syndicate Wars: Boxset 1-3 2 exemplares
Star Defenders (Ascension Gate, #3) 1 exemplar
Empire Rising 1 exemplar
Prime Evil 1 exemplar
Teddy Bears and the Christmas Pirates: A Children's Paranormal Urban Fantasy (Teddy Defenders Book 3) (2015) 1 exemplar
Ascension Gate Complete Omnibus: Project Destiny, Project Exodus, Project Ascent, Star Forged, Star Legacy, Star… (2021) 1 exemplar
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Welcome to the Age of Magic — Contribuidor — 6 exemplares
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Cliche
Cliche cliche cliche, cliche cliche.
Stop telling me how hardcore the sergeant is. Stop describing a scene and then instantly describing actions that don’t fit the scene. Stop writing a book like it’s a video game.
Oh, and stop trying to make every second of dialogue witty or clever. Nobody talks like that.
Cliche cliche cliche, cliche cliche.
Stop telling me how hardcore the sergeant is. Stop describing a scene and then instantly describing actions that don’t fit the scene. Stop writing a book like it’s a video game.
Oh, and stop trying to make every second of dialogue witty or clever. Nobody talks like that.
Cliche
Cliche cliche cliche, cliche cliche.
Stop telling me how hardcore the sergeant is. Stop describing a scene and then instantly describing actions that don’t fit the scene. Stop writing a book like it’s a video game.
Oh, and stop trying to make every second of dialogue witty or clever. Nobody talks like that.
Cliche cliche cliche, cliche cliche.
Stop telling me how hardcore the sergeant is. Stop describing a scene and then instantly describing actions that don’t fit the scene. Stop writing a book like it’s a video game.
Oh, and stop trying to make every second of dialogue witty or clever. Nobody talks like that.
My original Justice is Calling audiobook review and many others can be found at Audiobook Reviewer.
Valerie and her brother are both part of the ruling family of vampires. When her brother attacks her and leaves her for dead, she has no choice but to leave her home and take the long trip to New York. The world is slowly rebuilding after a world-wide apocalypse 150 years ago. Europe is run by vampires, but the New World, though it has its share of vampires, is far further along in rebuilding. Valerie has to get there before her brother and his soldiers, who want to conquer it for their clan.
Valerie is rare in that she has an innate sense of justice, something unknown in the vampire world, and vows to protect the people of New York. If she doesn’t succeed, the New World will be plunged into the chaotic Hell that is Europe, which will turn the humans into nothing more than walking food.
This is an interesting story in that it mixes a post-apocalyptic world with vampires and werewolves. It is both sci-fi and horror in equal measures. There is plenty of action, including a swashbuckling battle aboard warring dirigibles, hordes of mindless vampires called Nosferatu and hostile werewolves. The characters are likable and well developed. We listen as Valerie, already extremely capable, learns about her growing powers. It is ultimately a battle of good versus evil.
The story is performed by Kate Rudd who does an excellent job. She is easy to listen to and her character voices match what the listener expects them to sound like. She holds the mood well and the characters are easily discerned. An excellent performance.
This unusual story should appeal to vampire enthusiasts, action junkies and fantasy/sci-fi fans alike. It is a fun twist on the traditional vampire stories. The book wraps up nicely but will have you excited to listen to the next books in the series. Recommended.
Audiobook was provided for review by the author.
Please find this complete review and many others at my review blog
[If this review helped, please press YES. Thanks!]… (mais)
Valerie and her brother are both part of the ruling family of vampires. When her brother attacks her and leaves her for dead, she has no choice but to leave her home and take the long trip to New York. The world is slowly rebuilding after a world-wide apocalypse 150 years ago. Europe is run by vampires, but the New World, though it has its share of vampires, is far further along in rebuilding. Valerie has to get there before her brother and his soldiers, who want to conquer it for their clan.
Valerie is rare in that she has an innate sense of justice, something unknown in the vampire world, and vows to protect the people of New York. If she doesn’t succeed, the New World will be plunged into the chaotic Hell that is Europe, which will turn the humans into nothing more than walking food.
This is an interesting story in that it mixes a post-apocalyptic world with vampires and werewolves. It is both sci-fi and horror in equal measures. There is plenty of action, including a swashbuckling battle aboard warring dirigibles, hordes of mindless vampires called Nosferatu and hostile werewolves. The characters are likable and well developed. We listen as Valerie, already extremely capable, learns about her growing powers. It is ultimately a battle of good versus evil.
The story is performed by Kate Rudd who does an excellent job. She is easy to listen to and her character voices match what the listener expects them to sound like. She holds the mood well and the characters are easily discerned. An excellent performance.
This unusual story should appeal to vampire enthusiasts, action junkies and fantasy/sci-fi fans alike. It is a fun twist on the traditional vampire stories. The book wraps up nicely but will have you excited to listen to the next books in the series. Recommended.
Audiobook was provided for review by the author.
Please find this complete review and many others at my review blog
[If this review helped, please press YES. Thanks!]… (mais)
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 69
- Also by
- 3
- Membros
- 413
- Popularidade
- #58,991
- Avaliação
- 4.0
- Críticas
- 22
- ISBN
- 54
By: Justin Sloan, Michael La Ronn
Narrated by: Michael Tamburrino
This is book 2 in the series. It's fairly short. Ronna is a necromancer and needs the help of a weaker necromancer to stop the ghost of his enemy. There is lots of ghosts and possessions going on here. Not as good as many other books by this author but still enjoyable.
Narration was good.