Bob and Nikki: Publisher's Pack

Bob and Nikki, Book 1, 2, 3

De: Jerry Boyd

Narrado por: Chris Ciulla

Contains Bob's Saucer Repair (book one), Whammo Ranch (book two), and Shady Oaks (book three) of the Bob and Nikki series!

Bob thought he was doing fine on his own. Then the love of his life fell out of the sky. Can he get her back in the air with auto parts and a cutting torch? If he does, will she ever come back?

Nikki took a job before she saw the equipment. Can she keep her passengers alive on a strange planet? Are the natives friendly?

John is doing well with his underground medical practice, when his sometime partner Bob calls him with a job. A job that changes everything.

©2020 Jerry Boyd (P)2020 Podium Audio

I'm hooked

wasn't sure about this one but I gave it a shot and I'm very glad I did. the narrator takes some getting used to but he fits the story well. the jokes get a bit repetitive but the storyline is very entertaining. I'm going straight into the second publisher's pack now.

Near perfect

I first read the book and then tried the audible version. I was happy that audible followed the book almost word for word. I have all 21 currant books and 7 audio packs and can hardly wait for more. I am an old man and listen to the audio books while out fishing. Only complaint, (very minor) is that the narrator's accent seems very forced sometimes.

Sunshine

What an absolutely fantastic Ray...I mean - Bob of sunshine. Good people doing good things is a nice balm for the soul.

The pace of the book is measured which I found comforting...like talking with an old friend snuggled in a blanket.

Maybe because I have been around people that sound like this.... good ole down to earth folks - pun intended 🤣

Charming

It gets better as it goes. Narration was great. Nice sort of slice of life set of tales.

Fun and easy listening

I love how light hearted this series is. Really fun to listen too. I wish there was a little more diversity in the characters. Racially, culturally sexual orientation...etc. it would be nice if there was some discussion about using the new technology to help solve some of Earth's problems. Perhaps in future books.