It’s a Hell of a Midlife

The Good to the Last Death Series, Book 10

By: Robyn Peterman

Narrated by: Jessica Almasy

Length: 4 hrs and 49 mins

Publisher's summary

I did not order the extra slice of Armageddon to go with my midlife crisis. Apparently, if you’re an Immortal, it comes free of charge.

I have until sundown tomorrow to get to a parallel plane of existence, save my family, and kick bad-guy butt all before the world ends.

Impossible, right?

Not according to my posse of whackado buddies. They like to remind me that nothing is impossible as long as I believe.

Well, I’m about to be the mother of all believers.

Armed with nothing but a folder titled “Sh*t Pile” and backed by a few fabulous drag queens, a toothpick-chewing nutjob, a sweetheart with a penchant for sharing disgusting facts, and an ice queen who doesn’t play nice with others, we have our work cut out for us.

Time is not on my side, and I am having one hell of a midlife crisis.

©2023 Robyn Peterman (P)2023 Robyn Peterman

when is the next book!

moor sex then I like and these books could stand alone without the romance. that said I love the characters and storyline. I screamed at the end Nooooo! now I have wait for the next book to come out. can you say cliff hanger?

Nothing short of awesome!

For the love of everything nightmare inducing! I cannot in good conscience give a bad review for the length of the book, only the content… First, as always Robyn Peterman did outstanding in the story line, the flow of the story and the freaking plot. And of course the plot twist at the END! I think I’m channeling Jennifer… I need some wine and peanut butter cookies, yumm! Anyway… the narrator did amazingly, as always. Second, the way Jessica Almassi portrayed and brought to life all these characters, nothing short of perfection. I am hooked on this series and even though it was SHORT, I really enjoyed the hell out it. I had to listen to it twice just so I made sure I didn’t miss anything. 5 ⭐️, 10 🍫 and 20 wisdom ✨. Can’t wait for the next one!

Fast paced action

Another amazing tale, that keeps you on the edge of your sit. Daisy and her team unravel the clues to save her mate and brother, while making the listener not wanting to miss a minute of this incredible story.

Love this series.

So yes, there is a lot of repetitive story line in these books, however if you like a little fantasy mixed with humor and just good hearted fun? Then have a listen.

love these books!

can't wait for book 11 to come out. wasn't sure I would like this type of story but it is really good.

Took longer than the other titles

I had a hard time just staying with it but I love the author's work and the narrator's voice - I think I was just having a block of my own. Either way, I finally finished and as usual, I loved the book.

This is an excellent book

the story is very entertaining all of the books are good. The books were a reminder of lessons I have forgotten, they stand as a reminder. I enjoyed them thoroughly.

Too Short!! Leaves you as always wanting more!!

This was obviously a filler but still entertaining nonetheless. Action packed and full of that same humor and wittiness. I can’t wait for the time to comes where they can just relax and focus more on being a family while still engaging in their roles without so much over the top danger. Awesome listen for now.

my favorite books

this whole book series is the best and they should make movies out of them

Very Fun Series

I've listened to all the books so far in this series. The characters are well written and tons of fun. I really like how many different aspects of paranormal "lore"? are used and incorporated into the stories. These are quick and easy listens that make you feel like you *know* all these characters and that they are part of your own friend group too.

Although I was a bit concerned about the series a couple books back, *books 7&8 really felt like derivative versions of what the rest are in the series, this one solidly stands as one of the best books in the series up to this point.

Great narration, btw. It must be difficult trying to keep each character sounding like themselves as more of them are introduced.