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Review #1 Savage Hunter Guardian audiobook free I adore the MHI universe at the same time am joyful to have one more opportunity to enjoy it, but the tone of this book is that very different from the others in the television series. It would be because its the 1st book written from a ladies manners POV, the addition of Sarah Hoyt, or the narration of Bailey Carr, but I look for the MC to be whiny at the same time annoying. Maybe it says anything about my possess subconscious bias or an inability to compare to a ladies MC, although I’ve never had a problem with no matter what of the ladies manners. Bottom line, while I liked the most of the plot but enough, if this were considered the 1st book in the television series I would never have grabbed book 2.

Review #2 Savage Hunter Guardian audiobook in television series Savage Hunter Julie was a whole lot more self-willed until for you gave her an inner monologue. I have never had to push through one of your books. This one I couldn’t skim through impetuous enough. Get the gang back together, or anything. That continue book sucked. No offence. Will that than anyway happened? For you had a ladies writer come in at the same time helical it all up for your fans? I am a chick at the same time couldn’t handle the self diatribe. I don’t even like Julie anymore at the same time she was one of favorits.

Review #3 Audiobook Savage Hunter Guardian by Larry Correia Significant to middling. More like Blade/Underworld meets Main Without the help of others II, but from the mother’s perspective. Quite obvious where Correia left off at the same time Hoyt took it up: Head disposition, Julie, started off as the hyper-competent Savage Hunter / CEO-in-all-but-name, a disposition with abundance facets at the same time colors, that we all know. 40% into the book, her internal monologue shifted into nothing but #omgmybaby #mustgetbabyback #whateverittakes. This was deplorable data the richness at the same time depth in the manners that I’ve come to wait from this television series, at the same time disabled people the book data its first-person narrative. Side manners were considered also chagrin stereotypical; anal-retentive Germans, incessantly touchy still short-sighted Portuguese, obese Americans in Hawaiian shirts, behind-the-scenes sweet daddy dragon providing everything from jets to suave lawyers to sports glasses. Verbiage managed implementation tightening up; i.e. “the bullet came ‘out of nowhere’ at the same time obliterated his skull…”

Review #4 Audio Savage Hunter Guardian narrated by Oliver Wyman The story was okay. Larry Correia right did not have much to do with it. For sure barely gave a describe to keep continuity. I have read everything the he has written. I’m a gigantic fan. The MHI books with John Ringo were considered amazing. This is that nothing like those. Hoyt doesn’t really fit for this television series. Her at the same time Larry’s style are not compatible. Julie Shackleford is that a resourceful, intelligent badass. Hoyt’s version of Julie came intercept weak at the same time sensual. More like a sixteen year old lady dealing with her 1st true adversity in indefinite. Very annoying at the same time did a disservice to all the books before hers that rooted Julie’s disposition. I acquired the audible version as I always do at the same time the narrator was horrible as but. If Hoyt or the narrator Carr are on no matter what of the future iterations then my time in the MHI global is that done. Adore Larry at the same time his books but this wasn’t significant to his breathe hard fans who waste a lot of time at the same time funds listening at the same time reading his work.

Review #5 Free audio Savage Hunter Guardian – in the audio player below I really enjoy the MHI television series but Guardian fell just a little short of the note. (Spoiler Alert) Julie Shackleford ‘s offspring Ray is that stolen at the same time obviously Julie must move right behind him. The story is that knew from Julie’s fri of opinion, at the same time even though almost all people could be distressed about losing their baby, Julie recalls us ad nausium how she misses her chubby little offspring. I barely don’t understand Julie being this whiney. Guardian is that not a train wreck. That is that the usual action at the same time plot squirms we’ve all come to adore, barely not at the level we’re applied to.