Brian Jones

love the Vesik series

Revisado: 10-12-17

this book series was recommended to me by a friend with similar tastes. Damien Vesik is not the usual Necromancer. He has an unusual array of friends and family. Vesik is based out of St Charles MO and Asher captures the vibe of the featured locales perfectly. if you love Jim Butcher's Harry Dresden and/or Shayne Silvers' Nate Temple odds are you'll love the world of Damien Vesik.

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another great MHI novel

Revisado: 10-07-17

this is my second favorite of the MHI series behind Nemesis. it is the further adventures of Owen Z Pitt in the immediate aftermath of the events of Legion (now my third favorite lol)

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Vesik is at it again

Revisado: 09-10-17

this one is a bittersweet adventure with a rescue mission that has unexpected consequences. it also lines up the next story nicely. William Dufris was his usual stellar self.

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Shayne does it again.

Revisado: 09-04-17

I love the Nate Temple series and Shayne's writing keeps getting stronger with every installment.

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fantastic and very original story.

Revisado: 05-09-17

I've been a Clive Barker fan for more years than I care to think about. This story is fantastic and the narrator absolutely nails the tone of this work.

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comic book character between 2 fun house mirrors

Revisado: 03-04-17

a tongue in cheek parody of a self referencing comic book parody. I enjoyed it.

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An enjoyable story of love and loss.

Revisado: 02-10-17

how far would you go to get back the love of your life? If you said "I'd do anything" would that include (with no training) a commando raid against a vastly superior force? In the mountains? the Ural mountains? would you resort to necromancy? would you be able to remain true to yourself through all this? Buckle up, the ride gets bumpy from here.

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the Dexter story that launched a franchise

Revisado: 09-06-15

The story is as enjoyable now as it was many years and many readings ago. the performance (reading) is a little flat.

even if you are a huge fan of the TV series there are surprises in store for you. although season one was based on this book there are some significant plot line changes for tv. from the second book on the books and tv show are completely independent stories.

so if you were wishing for more Dexter, but never read the books for fear it would be the same stories, dig in!

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Good intro to the series.

Revisado: 09-04-15

Good introduction story with good character development. I enjoyed the way the author played with some of the tropes of the genre.

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Scottt Sigler is at it again!

Revisado: 02-03-14

What made the experience of listening to Nocturnal: A Novel the most enjoyable?

I love the story and the memorable characters, Bryan, Pookie, Robin, and of course Mr Biznass.

What did you like best about this story?

The seamless blending of hard police science and proceedure with the supernatural horrors.

Which character – as performed by Phil Gigante – was your favorite?

Mr Biznass. It would be Pookie Chang, but I will forever hear Scott's version of pookie in my head when his lines are spoken.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Chief Zou's choice. 'nuff said

Any additional comments?

Would be a 5 star performance for Mr. Gigante, If I had never heard Scott's version of Pookie.

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