Lee Renllaw

A fresh take on the zombie apocalypse genre

Revisado: 01-20-23

Narration and story are on point.
About my only complaint is the jarring timeskip from the events of the last book to this one.
It initially threw me off and made it harder to get into this one, but once I did, the story was good.
Looking forward to what happens next.

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Another excellent Junkyard Druid entry

Revisado: 01-14-23

Storytelling and narration were on point as usual.

Story was great and began addressing loose ends from previous books.

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Another great collection

Revisado: 12-24-22

The stories were excellent and the narration was on point.
Great job!
Would recommend.

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Solid zombie apocalypse horror

Revisado: 08-22-22

Enjoyed it quite a bit.
Coming from Junkyard Druid, I didn't know what to expect, but it was great.

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Wokeness killing a wonderful mythos

Revisado: 02-17-22

The narrator is great.
But the constant injection of woke politics ruins the story.

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Waste of time written by a narcissistic sociopath

Revisado: 02-09-20

"Mistress Dede" spends entirely too much time selfishly talking about what a sub can do for you and what to look for in a sub and barely touches on any real amount of the actual subject matter of training a sub.

The narration is decent, but the subject matter is sorely lacking.

Most of the book is written from a narcissistic perspective, and nothing at all is given about a dom's responsibilities to a sub, their health, safety, comfort or overall wellbeing.

Dominance is as much about care as it is control, and the dom has as much responsibility to the sub as the sub does to the dom. This "Mistress" barely acknowledges subs as people with rights, needs, and preferences at all and spends most of this "guide" fixated on their use as tools for the dom's utility and satisfaction.

As far as I can tell from the subject matter in this guide, the author has even less of a clue about actual dom/sub and BDSM relationships than the author of "50 Shades of Grey".

I can't recommend this "guide" to anyone. It's a waste of time at best and dangerous at worst.

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10 stars on the customer satisfaction survey!

Revisado: 06-03-16

I wasn't sure about this when I downloaded it, but Correia normally has a knack for making the seemingly unpalatable into something absolutely amazing... And this is no exception.

It's very tongue-in-cheek and over the top, and that's the whole point. Despite my initial disdain, I found myself unable to put it down and quickly found myself hooked.

It's everything I never knew that I wanted in a story.

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Resident Evil... Without the zombies.

Revisado: 12-01-15

Not in a bad way, mind you.
A pandemic story without zombies is quite refreshing given how inundated the media has been with them as of late.

A practical and unfortunately realistic take on how a pandemic and subsequent collapse of rule of law might play out. The ending might have fallen together a *BIT* too cleanly, but the scenario and motivations for doing so are ripped straight from recent news and debates.

The main character is realistic. He has his flaws, he loses his cool and he makes mistakes. He isn't overpowered by any means and doesn't always make it out of fights without losing blood himself.

My one complaint is that the story has a bit of a stutter in finding its pace starting out, but quickly moves into its own as it progresses.

The narration is solid and I have no complaints. She did extremely well with the reading and perhaps the only negative thing I could say is that her melodic voice doesn't really suit the somber atmosphere of the tale. Instead, I felt like Jake, being read a bedtime story recounting the events rather than experiencing them from Cooper's perspective. That aside, which isn't really her fault, she did a marvelous job.

All in all, definitely worth the listen and a different take on the usual survival story. I'd recommend it to anyone.

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Outstanding!

Revisado: 10-07-15

James Marsters is a perfect match for Dresden's combination of snark and jaded cynicism.

The story is already phenomenal, but Marsters really brings it to Life.

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