Dragon's Justice 9

By: Bruce Sentar

Narrated by: Jessica Threet, Jack Douglas

When the FBI prepares to head down to Brazil, Zach gets tapped to join them. Things aren’t going to plan though.

Geists are being created and weaponized around Philly and even drawing the attention of the military.

To solve it, Zach needs to go down to El Dorado and convince them that he’s not like the dragons that came before him and that they need to help him solve Aphrodite’s grand plan.

Because the Archangel of love has no love for Earth and it’s clear her plan is going to cripple the world to save Heaven.

©2023 Bruce Sentar (P)2024 Bruce Sentar

Need to fire the guy who puts the audio segments together

The story is great, the actors give it their all, and many parts are almost painful to listen to anyway because they need new editors.

Meh, I guess it was ok

This is according to Mr Sentar, the last AB in the series. I had to finish the series but it could have been a little cleaner. If this AB series would be put in a Omnibus, I would highly recommend to re-edit this entire AB. it seamed really choppy. the voices of course were great and Mr Sentar is one of the best. I did purchase this edition and I would put this in the second tier for recommendation.

the pauses ruin it

the pauses in the audio after every line gave me a headache and I decided to actually read the book because it got so bad great book but whoever edited the audio is just awful

All time favorite series!

I’ve listened to this whole series nearly a dozen times, and some of the earlier books even more as new ones came out. It really is my #1, only Dungeon Diving and Aether’s Revival have competed for that spot in my top 5. I think that says it all, also what a touching end. I really hope Bruce does eventually find a way to continue this story

Finishing a great story arc. I enjoyed the humor and the story kept my attention.

The editing between conversations did not work for this last book. it made it almost painful to get through. the voice actors are talented, just the long pause in-between conversations were distracting.