Fid's Crusade

The Chronicles of Fid, Book 1

By: David H. Reiss

Narrated by: George Napier

Even supervillains have lines they dare not cross. If only the same could be said of heroes....

For more than two decades, the sight of Doctor Fid's powered armor has struck terror into the hearts of hero and civilian alike. But when a personal tragedy motivates Doctor Fid to investigate a crime, a plot is uncovered so horrific that even he is taken aback. Haunted by painful memories and profound guilt, the veteran supervillain must race against time if he is to have any hope of confronting the approaching threat. Every battle takes its toll...but the stakes are too high for retreat to be an option.

Listen to the supervillainous action-thriller that critics have called "immediately engaging", "ridiculously fun", and "a solid foundation for a new series!"

©2018 David Reiss (P)2019 David Reiss

Fantastic great story.

Really enjoyed this book. Had everything I was looking for. Fantastic story telling. Looking forward to the next one.

Couldn’t set down

Genuinely amazing and couldn’t stop listening the entire time! So so good. Loved the story and loved the characters!

Wow

Grabbed this because of a recommendation from another reader who recommended it to Garon Whited; I truly enjoyed this book, it made me laugh, become friends with a supervillain, and genuinely improved my mood during this dreary 2020. The Narration is jarringly distinct and gives an unexpected gravity to Fid that’s becomes so, on, point; im sold. Also, took the time to write the review specifically because you asked, well played.

Absolutely Lovely

The story itself is amazing. Most everything Doctor Fid does is understandable, I never went "Ugh you idoit" at his actions, they always fit his character and made sense with his situation. The three books in the series can be read alone and still make sense. The author makes fun and interesting charcters that the reader can become attached to. Overall really well done and deserves more attention.

Excellent writing marred by technical issues.

There are parts of this that are impossible to get through because things jump abruptly from one point to another, and I can't imagine that's a stylistic choice given how this author writes, which means it's an audible issue. It's unfortunate because the story really had my attention and I have no real complaints about the writing. Love the title character, there are some excellent moments, the supporting cast is well-developed, it's good but I can't recommend this specific version unless audible fixes the errors (two chapters actually repeat! it's a mess!)