Blood Brothers: Omnibus 1

De: JD Glasscock

Narrado por: Patrick O'Connor

Two brothers, their Momma, and their pot bellied pig turned into 500lb Iron Tusk Boar, Dozer, face the end of all they know as the Earth is absorbed into something called War World.

On Earth, they were up and coming duo competitors in ACS (Armored Combat Sports), and it is with those skills they just might survive.

The first three audiobooks in a nine part series. This volume includes:

• Audiobook one: The Bones of Our Fathers
• Audiobook two: The Moon & The Night
• Audiobook three: Into the Gray

©2022 Johnathan Dean Glasscock (P)2023 Johnathan Dean Glasscock

solid story

the story is good. very descriptive. almost to descriptive. every moment is monumental until literally the next moment when it's more monumental lol

Great Story, Anda Great Listen

I've thoroughly enjoyed this story. You get a massive back story for the main characters in an organic way. Loved the premise and how well it was executed. How could you not love a pot belly pig that turns onto a giant iron boar. It's a great tale. I will definitely be looking into the rest of the series. The only complaint I have is a minor one, I found the battle scenes hard to focus on at points because of the music playing through the narration.

Fantastic

This is a fantastic piece by a new author, and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. 10/10 would definitely recommend

Pretty goof

This was a pretty solid box set. The first book was the best. I love how you get a full back story of the main characters. Brotherly love and show how some connections are stronger than blood. Narrorator frmale.vpices were cringe but not a deal breaker. There was a theme of forever showing "love" and got kind of annoying to keep hearing that same thing about love to mother, love for brother and love for Dozer. Melody was annoying too but as in life. some people just are. Storyline and progression was excellent though.

Book Two lost me.

Book 1 was pretty good. The music was cringe, as was the boar, but it was a fun story.

Then book 2. They spend so much time talking about how curvy and busty and horny and jealous the women are and the bulging packages of the men that it felt like junior high. I couldn't take it seriously after that.