Chris Mattingly
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Not Till We Are Lost
- Bobiverse, Book 5
- By: Dennis E. Taylor
- Narrated by: Ray Porter
- Length: 11 hrs and 41 mins
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The Bobiverse is a different place in the aftermath of the Starfleet War, and the days of the Bobs gathering in one big happy moot are far behind. There’s anti-Bob sentiment on multiple planets, the Skippies playing with an AI time bomb, and multiple Bobs just wanting to get away from it all. But it all pales compared to what Icarus and Daedalus discover on their 26,000-year journey to the center of the galaxy.
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Dennis Taylor delivers again!
- By Sunrise Voyagers on 09-09-24
- Not Till We Are Lost
- Bobiverse, Book 5
- By: Dennis E. Taylor
- Narrated by: Ray Porter
Good book, terrible recording
Reviewed: 11-22-24
This is a surprise to me but the recording of the narration is atrocious. It peaks and distorts often, pretty wild, especially coming from such a fantastic narrator (100% the recording producer, how can they have not fixed this or noticed?). The book is great, another solid bobiverse, can’t wait for the next one. It’s definitely a lead up book but still very enjoyable.
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It Waits on the Top Floor
- Horror Lurks Beneath, Book 1
- By: Ben Farthing
- Narrated by: KC Johnston
- Length: 6 hrs and 53 mins
- Unabridged
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A tech billionaire wants the building’s secrets for herself. She hires a team to reverse-engineer the overnight construction, but she knows more than she’s letting on.
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Good, old-school horror!
- By ruth tallmer on 07-29-23
- It Waits on the Top Floor
- Horror Lurks Beneath, Book 1
- By: Ben Farthing
- Narrated by: KC Johnston
Good concept, less great execution.
Reviewed: 11-22-24
This book is a little frustrating in parts, it has such a great concept and I liked the main character enough but I dislike the “oh here’s a kid, he’s gunna do something dumb to progress the story” trope. The horror elements are close to scary but miss the mark at times and the voice acting for one of the goon guys is pretty bad. This was so close to being a super good book, it instead lives in a land of “it’s fine”. Concepts good enough I may read the next one, but I’ll wait for it to be on sale.
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