The Adventures of Badass Mike

De: Christopher Dowell

Narrado por: Charlie Roberts

For a formerly mindless thrall, Badass Mike’s life isn’t easy. Ever since he got into a tussle with the American justice system, his body has been forced to wander the Earth while his head is trapped in a jar. He could, of course, rely on his new acquaintance Billy Bitchcakes to help him out - that is if the little guy isn’t too busy working on his “brand”. Oh, and there’s also his lawyer, whose name is...what the fuck is her name?

Until he can recover his stolen humanity, he’ll have to rely on his wits (or lack thereof), his double-barreled shotgun, and his glistening chest hair as he battles hordes of hellspawn. And he might have to battle a few poltergeists, clowns, and a prelaw college super senior who says “bro” a lot, bro.

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Delightfully Disturbing

This book is crude. Like, very much so. That said, if you’re into inappropriate body humor this book is great! Badass Mike and Billy Bitchcakes are going to be in my mind for a long time. Hope we get a sequel.

The narrator KILLED IT!

Highschool humor, plus Evil Dead

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

TLDR; The best description I can give for this is the headline if I had to compare it to something Crank: High Voltage is the closest I can think of, there are some similarities to Mogworld also.

So this is an odd one to review, I really enjoyed it, but you have to have the right sense of humor. If you think dick jokes and constant swearing is funny you'll get a kick out of this. If you don't... well this probably won't appeal. There's nothing serious in this book, basically, every line is a joke and a few are made at the expense of the reader, which I got a kick out of. The story is a fairly simple one, a beheaded thrall is trying to get his body back, but the process is a ridiculous ride, and makes as much sense as some of the main characters' one-liners.

All in all, if you have the right sense of humor and you're looking for a good laugh this is a great book. If the description doesn't sound interesting at all, then it probably isn't for you.

absolutely loved this one!

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

So, this was a fantastic book! I absolutely laughed out loud and blazed through it. It is completely over the top and a bit campy, but it worked. This has a very Bruce Campbell feel to it (TOTALLY A GOOD THING) and I loved every second of it. The narration is perfect for the story and its characters. I would caution any potential listeners to make sure you are not thin skinned and prone to offense by coarse language, violence and the like. If that sort of thing doesn't bother you, or you get a kick out of it like me, then you should definitely check this book out!

undescribable

I was thinking a long time what to write about this book it took me a while to gutter my thoughts and I will give this book five Stars because it deserves it I don't think it's a book for everyone because this book is very blunt and the humor is very irrational sometimes but I loved it the character itself was very unusual Mike was a character I loved a lot the narrator was a wonderful asset to the book and overall I enjoyed it very much yet again I have to say it's a very funny book but not for all people it's very hard to surprise me because I'm listening to a lot of books and too much a genres but if you are easily offended by foul language and by dark jokes this book isn't for you but if you like a little bit of black humor take this book you will enjoy it a lot because you will have a lot of black humor in it

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

Crude and Hilarious

If you're a fan of grossout and stupid humor, this book is for you. I don't think I've ever laughed harder than I have at some of the moments in this.

And the narration is beyond great. Anything that was good in the print version of the book is made even better by Roberts' narration. I hope he does more books, because I'll listen to all of them.