The Last of the First

Halfhero, Book 3

By: Ian W. Sainsbury

Narrated by: Jonathan McGarrity

The conclusion of the Amazon and Audible best-selling Halfhero series.

When The Deterrent comes out of hiding and kidnaps the titans, it triggers the biggest manhunt in history. On one side, the military might of the United States and Air Commodore Fiona Bardock, Britain’s most talented investigator. On the other, three halfheroes, one human and a puddle of slime.

Daniel Harbin hopes to get through this alive and track down the children he never knew existed. What no one realises is they’re about to confront the greatest danger of all.

©2018 Ian Sainsbury (P)2018 Audible, Ltd

Outstanding narrator

I started reading everything I could find by Ian W. Sainsbury , after I found the World Walker series, so I started the Halfhero series and I want to say , I am extremely impressed with Jonathan McGarrity . He made these last 2 books in the Halfhero series much better than they would have been. He is outstanding with his dialects and voices and would love to see much more of his works . The Halfhero series Is a great read , made even better by an outstanding narrator

One of Mushy Peas

I can't wait until you hear the ending. What a story. What an ending.

I was really disappointed in the ending until, the ending. I really enjoyed this series, and I am sure I will be listening to it again.

Amazing story👌

loved it, the trilogy had an great conclusion. I still wish there was another installment as though as this was an amazing world to experience. 👌

Satisfying Conclusion to a Suprisingly Good Series

This wrapped up the story in a satisfying way. It actually resolved all the loose ends, while introducing a new component that didn't feel tacked on in any way.
I really wouldn't have thought I'd be this happy after listening to a three book series about "superheroes", but here we are. Mr. Sainsbury is proving to be an author worth buying his books first, then reading the summary later. His stuff isn't high brow literature, but it doesn't try to be. This is well-written, popcorn, summer beach read type stuff. And it's free of the "groaners" I find so common in that type of book.

Too british

Why do British authors have to insult America at every turn? I know it is just fiction but is still insulting when only seeking entertainment.

ending felt rushed

it was a good book. The ending felt a little rushed, as if the author ran out of words. Worthy of being listened to again though

Meh

The first book in the series was good. I loved the world worker series from beginning to end, but this final book just could not keep my attention.