Turncoat's Truth

Turncoat's Truth, Book 1

De: William D. Arand, Victor E. Krabin

Narrado por: Stephanie Savannah

Duración: 13 h y 46 m

Resumen del Editor

At the best of times, Jeremiah could be described as a vengeful man.

In the worst of times, one could call him a monster. The reality, though, was that he was a monster hunter. Or that's how he liked to style himself.

In a world of creatures that went bump in the night, few fought for humanity. Fewer still put humanity first. Fighting with sword, blade, or word, their numbers were insufficient.

Those who did did so from places and situations that the world didn't appreciate or condone. That they'd actively disavow and ignore.

Unfortunately, for those who fought such a battle, those who stared into the abyss long enough, it most certainly did indeed stare back. Stare back and set roots deep within.

Jeremiah is about to experience when even the abyss is revealed to be nothing at all, and discovers his own truth.

Even if it's a lie.

©2023 Arand Publishing LLC (P)2024 Podium Audio

heat

straight heat I can't wait for more beautiful listen highly recommended tell your friends

Wow

Really great entry in the Soverignverse by newcomer Victor Krabin. Really like his characters and this new expansion of the universe and cant wait for more. Stephanie does an amazing job of narrating.

Stephanie as always was fantastic

While the story was very good at times, it also dragged on in some stretches. The MC seemed too one dimensional and could have used some more nuances to round him out. On the plus side the supporting cast was a unique mess of interesting characters. I will definitely get the next book.

not my favorite but still pretty good

I didn't like the characters much and the books pacing seemed off to me.

it was good

I really enjoyed it. I thought the plot was a little slow in the beginning. But all the mysteries around the main character turned out to be quite interesting and kept me looking forward to the reveals of the story. I look forward to seeing where the story goes from here. And then that's book. There is a lot of murder in this book. It's not all about murder.
But the main character Struggles a lot with his Mental state. But that's a part of the story, and I quite enjoyed it.

This Pairs great with Swing Shift

Our masterful author doesn't let us down with this story that pulls threads from Swing Shift, Incubus Inc., and Monsters Mercy. True fans will recognize the connections and smile, and new fans will find a great story that has the ability to keep you invested all the way to the end. (And baited for more)

Good addition to William D Arands worlds

I liked the characters, situation and can't wait for more. Hopefully well see the suggested crossover with some existing characters.

This is not like other stories by this author

I have a bunch of other work by this author and this has to have been ghostwritten. The main character was completely unlikeable, the supporting characters were weak beyond redemption and I finally gave up after neverending, cringe worthy scenes. The story might have eventually got off the ground but I couldn't care. I'm not sure where these reviews are coming from, but I couldn't even finish this thing.

A preachy murder hobo

15 minutes of plot followed by 30 minutes justifying the action; drink booze; repeat.

This is a book that the characters get worse overtime. The main character starts as an ignorant hit man running with a shady organization. At the end he is a hedonistic and selfish murder hobo doing what he feels is best for himself. The female leads would have been better off never meeting him as they go from university students to vengeful murders.

The post modernist ideas ruin the character development, world building, and plot as they change the fit ideology being presented at the time rather occur naturally.