Reality Bleed: Season 1

Books 1-4

By: J.Z. Foster, Justin M. Woodward

Narrated by: Tom Taylorson

Seven months ago, Mars Felicity Station stopped communicating. The crew of the Perihelion will soon find out why.

Something went wrong in the Mars Felicity Station. A gate to another reality was opened, and a mysterious alien plague threatens humanity.

When communications with the station are cut, the Perihelion crew is sent to find out what happened. Outmatched and unprepared, they’re forced to make war on this new enemy and rescue what remains of the survivors.

Fans of Doom and Aliens will love this international best-selling sci-fi survival series.

©2020 J.Z. Foster and Justin M. Woodward (P)2020 Podium Audio

I heard a knock

When I was a child, my mother would read stories and I miss her sweet soothing voice; BUT my father would take a wild turn and he escalated stories to a new level.  He would exaggerate his expressions, modulate his voice, and make the characters assume a real persona in our imaginations.  The stories came alive!  J.Z. Foster and Justin Woodward have delivered a stellar collection of sci-fi stories with horror, aliens, wonderful characters, and a titillating storyline.  Tom Taylorson took the story to a new level and made it come alive with a voice crafted for action, suspense, and an entire cast of characters.  There were even a few conversations that came across with different nuances so that I had to consult my printed copy because I had missed details. I’ve read and listened to this series three times to date and Reality Bleed continues to be a story that I find hard to put down.

Excellent

I read the books as they came out so I couldn’t wait for the audible. Wow, Wow, Wow. I really enjoyed this story and to hear it was even better. I’m looking forward to more from this series in book and audio format. The narrator was A+

Speech coach

Interesting plot and even some skin crawling moments. The only distracting piece was that the “German” character first sounded Indian, then he became a blend between the two accents. The English fella bounced between English and Australian. I will admit, the narrator got better as the books went on.

Page turner.

The story is similar to aliens mixed with basic sci-fi from the fringe. However mediocre that combo is, the story was very fun and well paced.

The voice actor did a very nice job, his stressed female voice is a little comedic but it works.

I am certainly gonna do season 2.

OK but nothing to write home about.

The storm reminded me of too many other movies movies. It's like they mixed 3 different movies together to come out with this one book

Great Story, Strange Voice

The story was excellent. Kept my attention through every part. The narrator had terrible female voices, and somehow everyone yelling was more like a quiet whine.

Intense, Action Packed and Dark

Not exactly the feel good family story of the year, but exceptionally well narrated, fast moving and a look at human nature and our seemly irresistible headlong rush into self destruction.

For a free book, it’s not bad.

I don’t like leaving negative reviews so I’ll try to focus on the good stuff first. No spoilers of course The book is free, and at times the story is fantastic. The monsters seem to be well designed and when you get a park behind the curtain it’s riveting. Also the scientist is a fantastic character written well. For a filler between credits it’s not half bad, but it’s close. Just know that the ending is terrible.

B grade fun like Doom 3 game

Cool aliens, interesting premise, way too much exposition and one dimensional character development, absurd action scenes. I should probably amend that to C grade adventure. The bonus chapter about the context of the war is untapped potential that would have elevated this story.
Narrator talent is above that of the story, except for female voices in action - almost hilariously bad.
No WAY I’d spend a credit on it.

Great story

I enjoyed listening to the first four books can not wait for the next four.