The Daily Struggles of an Immortal: A Superhero Adventure

Immortal Supers, Book 1

De: Kurtis Eckstein

Narrado por: Christopher Boucher

Duración: 9 h y 36 m

Resumen del Editor

In a world where almost everyone has a superpower, Sam Archer finds himself with one of the most useless abilities of all - immortality. Sure, he can’t die, but he sure as hell can’t fight back either. If anything, the incapacity to die has turned out to be a hassle for Sam, with ridiculous requests for obnoxious favors being a primary concern. However, his coworker Lily Dodson is about to make his life a lot more interesting with her unique proposal.

Warning: This book contains adult content that may not be suitable for all audiences, including suggestive adult scenes, slight harem elements, consensual sexual aggression on a male character by a female (slight BDSM elements), graphic violence, talk about self-harming behavior, and alcohol consumption/drug use. However, this book does not contain overly vulgar language, and it has parts you may find wholesome.

©2018 Kurtis Eckstein (P)2019 Kurtis Eckstein

He definitely has a struggle

Loved the flow of the story and narration style. Keep up the good work everyone! I shall be looking forward to the next Audible. :D

Just Okay

Was hard to finish really got stale by the end. The climax of the first book was flat.

fantastic

one of the best super hero stories I have listen to, honestly I loved it cant wait to listen to book 2.

good world building

I really enjoyed listening. The story is good with or without the sexy bits.☺ I hope the series goes on for at least 10 books.

Female voice

Normally the narrator he does a great job usually has a female narrator with him but him doing a female voices don’t work way to quiet points where you can’t even hear them I did enjoy the story just wish the female parts where louder

Slow burn

Story was a slow burn and it took a while to get going but I am glad I did. I am looking forward to the next one.

It..."gets there"

I gotta start with my major gripe.
Now normally I'm fine with fade to black or skirting sex scenes. truly. however the amount of sex that's implied and talked about.. it feels like this book was meant to be more graphic and then got replaced with the singular phrase "got there" it's actually rather annoying that the author uses no other phrases to explain that sex happened.

Otherwise it's a passable story, as someone who is poly though I feel this is way too tame for harem, and way too consequence free and freewheeling about what a poly relationship entails. kinda like he's trying to find a line but has never has experience with poly relationships. maybe it's more the characters are a little one note. I'm not sure. it's not bad but it's not fantastic either.

Awesome

This is a great series. and it only gets better in the later books when joined by Jessica Threet. Give them a listen you won't be disappointed.

its ok

started off strong and tapered out very quickly do to a lot of unnecessary dialogue

Average at best, bad ending

Distinctly average. Slow moving story that isn't really worth the slow burn. Last minute and a half of the book is a deliberate, out of nowhere cliffhanger to make you buy the next book.

This spoils nothing. Neither woman can/has been pregnant. Last minute of the book, one of them is told a young girl showed up, saying she's her daughter. Woman says that's impossible. Orphanage person says something like "unless it's a -clone-" /end. No reference is ever made to clones or anything similar until that moment. Total bait, and pretty terrible bait at that.