High Tech / Low Life

An Easytown Novels Anthology

De: Brian Parker, Chris Philbrook, Martin Allen, C.T. Phipps, J.B. Havens, Joseph Hansen, Valerie Lioudis

Narrado por: Michael Soma, Samantha Vega

Easytown is the city of a thousand stories; tales of betrayed trusts, tarnished virtues, easily obtained vices, and street justice are common.

Treat yourself to a glimpse into the dark future world of New Orleans, where humanity's base desires have overshadowed common decency, and very few are willing to stand in the way. With 10 stories by seven well-known independent authors, High Tech/Low Life is guaranteed to please.

It's a gritty world, full of murky choices where the line between good and evil is smeared with blood. Welcome to Easytown.

With stories by Martin Allen, Chris Philbrook, Valerie Lioudis, Joseph Hansen, C.T. Phipps, J.B. Havens, and Brian Parker.

©2017 Muddy Boots Bress (P)2018 Muddy Boots Press

not very impressed

composed of multiple stories. didn't really catch my attention or spark my interest.

T.C. Phipps very inpressive only one book out of many that didn't make me sit on the side of my seat.

This is a love story to the cyberpunk genre

This is a love story to the cyberpunk genre I think it's a fantastic anthology Michael Soma is ok as a reader but I preferred Samantha Vega. I cannot wait for more.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Awesome cyber noir anthology!

Each story was awesome! I love the entire feel of the universe they exist in. I totally dig the idea of multiple authors penning stories based in the same setting. Would def pick up any further anthologies.

Gritty, Enjoyable Anthology

This book is an anthology of short stories in the Easytown universe, written by guest authors with a few by the main author.

This collection of stories helps give Easytown some needed depth. Just a word of warning: this is Easytown. Don't expect nice happy endings. Out of the collection of stories, my favorites were The Cigar Prince by Martin Allen, and Throw Aways by Brian Parker.

The only issue I could find in this collection was with the audio narration. The female narrator was difficult to understand at times.

Disclaimer: I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

A good set of short stories

these stories were pretty good. I didn't like the female narrator as much, but all of the stories were interesting.