Hidden

The Immortal Doc Holliday Series, Book 1

By: M.M. Crumley

Narrated by: Michael Cummings

Length: 8 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's Summary

Soul-eating tattoo. Check

Self-replicating knife. Check

Two-hundred-year-old score to settle. Double check.

Meet the immortal Doc Holliday.

Lying on his deathbed, Dr. John Holliday was offered a choice: Let the tuberculosis finish its work or accept immortality. Doc chose the latter, knowing full well that such "gifts" don't come cheap, but damned if the last 200 years haven't been a blast. Partying, playing, fighting, killing; yes, eternal life's been good.... But the time to get serious has finally come, and the task he's always known he was saved for is at hand.

Now in modern-day Denver, Doc will be pushed to his limits to keep his promise and save the missing descendent of the beautiful shaman who gave him everlasting life. The trouble is things aren't going as planned, and it's becoming clear that there is far more at stake than Doc bargained for....

Fans of edgy urban fantasy look no further! If you're into badass, morally ambiguous antiheroes who don't flinch at killing bad guys (and stealing their souls), then this is the audiobook for you! It has the perfect blend of supernatural action, humor, and mystery that you crave!

Listen to this first book in the ongoing series today! (Do it now.... Don’t fight it.... Just let it happen).

Happy listening!

Titles List:

1. Hidden
2. Coup D’état
3. Ruthless
4. Instinct
5. Rogues
6. Empire
7. Omens
8. Chasm

And more...

Note: This version of Doc is a knife guy rather than a gun guy. Fun historical fact: The real life Doc's first confirmed kill was done with a knife; he only switched to guns because of his failing health. Enjoy!

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So good until the end.

The ending makes the rest of the book feel like an introduction to the world but makes everything that happens to that point meaningless. I was loving every bit of it until the last chapter.

Where's the magic?

For me UF needs magic but Doc has none and I could not get past that fact. He uses knives and intellect to survive the impossible. I really needed him to throw a spell or alchemy potion or something. Also he is shallow and not much of a strategist. In spite of this not being a fav for me, I will read this author's work should I cross it again. The world-building and the scope of characters impressed me enough to get through to the cliffhanger ending.

this is a good story but written poorly

Form too much jumping to the bantering during a fight the pacing the list is long I keep checking to see if this is abridged because this this is ether cut to all hell to be rush or whatever I’m to tires to finished this review much like this book it expects you to fill in the blanks

Lackluster narration kills this

I'm sure the story was better than it seemed, but the lack of dynamic narration really just sucked almost all the enjoyment out of this one.

Not your typical doc Holliday

It’s a good book for sci do and doc Holliday fans puts a new interesting twist on his classic legend hope the rest of the series is as engrossing but a winner of a book from a true doc fan

extremely tedious and slow

I really couldn't get into it. it was just extremely tedious and slow. not again.

Meh

It's not terrible, and the poor voicing of it hurts it a lot, but it still just wasn't that well written. Main character was pretty boring and the side characters were all the typical sidekick levels, just not amusing or interesting enough.

Don’t discount the book yet

The story is so/so but that’s not uncommon in new series. There’s a lot of potential here so I’m hoping the second and third books start bringing it all together.

great story

The premise is original. the characters are developed well. wish the rest was on Audible.

Loved it!

I really enjoyed this and if they ever make this into a movie I hope it’s Ryan Reynolds as Doc. Getting started on book 2!

Not for me .

Found the narrator boring. Storey line isn't my cup of tea. I only recommend this book of you're fond of chauvinism.

Poor

I cannot say for sure whether I found the writing, the narration or something else poor but after a very short amount of time this “book” became unbearable.
I appreciate people put effort into making this and I don’t like to criticise but I strongly recommend avoiding this if you are an adult with any sense of personal growth. Perhaps it gets better as it goes on.