Masterful Mr Tremblay, just masterful...

***edit October 2021. Well, 2 more stories for this series have appeared since I originally wrote this review. Are there any signs of audio for them...no, there are not. Bl**dy annoying is what I say, and that's despite protestations to Audible. Is it due to Dreamspinner, the Author or what? Have Dreamspinner's money problems [well publicised, look up Dreamspinner and the authors royalties that they spent and didn't pass on] stopped them from producing any more audio? No idea. Call me selfish 😇, but I just want to hear Mr Tremblay's dulcet tones give me more Jackson, Ellery et al. Come on someone, give us a clue!!***

5 superb stars for the audio from Greg, 4 stars for the story. Unfortunately I thought most of the storyline was underwhelming to say the least; it was almost as if Ms Lane didn't know herself how the trilogy should end and ran out of ideas...it definitely fizzled rather than went out with a bang. The main mastermind got what he so richly deserved, but an 'accomplice' got away with what was left of the super-killing mindless military men and they were not heard of again...but only after they'd tried [and failed yet again] to kill Jackson, Ellery and their 'family'...nope, I'm sorry but cretins like that just don't disappear into the woodwork forever with the government's tacit approval, not buying it at all. The CIA or whoever does the US government killing for them nowadays [and of course it happens...don't let them tell you otherwise] would be all over that like bees on honey.

As far as the audio is concerned, I liked meeting Greg's interpretation of Burton and Ernie, although Ace's southern accent was a little creepy and Sunny was just...Sunny 🤨. The best part of the entire audio however [for me anyhoo] was Greg's extremely emotional and impassioned vocalisation of Jackson in the hospital chapel pleading for God to save Ellery's life...absolutely masterful, sighs. I defy anyone not to shed a few tears... 💙💚💛🧡💜

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A bond which grows stronger

I love these guys. The things that Ellery and Jackson get themselves into is not for the fainthearted to behold but watching their growing bond and spending more time with their family and friends is worth the moments of pain and suffering. As always an excellent performance from Greg Tremblay has you rooting for these guys.

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Enjoyable Story

Enjoyable Story that is well written with likeable characters and good world building. The narration is very good as well.

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