Kassius Kanex

A Novel

By: MK Schultz

Narrated by: Skyler Morgan

Kassius Kanex loves his home and family but hates his job and wants to quit. A chance meeting with strange men looking for directions inspires a change in Kass. He is led down a new path that not only rescues him from his perceived career imprisonment, but also leads to the fulfillment of his destiny.

When his family becomes endangered by his new life, Kass’ full identity is revealed. His truth previously existed dormant inside of him, but Kass is now awakened. Following a visit to three doors of mystery, his true essence is discovered and a choice is made.

Danger and suspense build as more truths come to light, and Kass wonders if things will turn out better or worse. He still hides one secret, though, and its admission will change everything.

©2020 MK Schultz (P)2021 MKSchultz

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Book notes: thoughts while listening

I have a lot to say about this one. I didn’t hate it or anything, I actually enjoyed it….a bit…. But so many things annoyed me.

Ideally the name should be changed. Nothing about the title grabs you. Why does everyone use his entire name 95% of the time when addressing him? It’s completely unnecessary and becomes tiresome. Also many times it was repeated 2-3 times in a row. We get it this author loves this name. I feel like the author just kept using his whole name to fill page space. I swear it go so repetitious on some spots I turned it off because I couldn’t handle it and I was screaming at the book in frustration. It felt like when you had a paper to turn in that had to fill 3 full pages so you just used a lot of fluff and filler words! If I hear ‘Kassius Kanex’ one more time I will explode. Poor Skyler Morgan I bet you dreamed about those two words while narrating this book!

Why do Kass and his wife always say Hun to everyone? …. I mean come on enough with that.

If I heard another character say ‘so you see’ one more time I was going to scream. Not every person uses the same phrasing and it wasn’t right for each of them to say this at so many different times. Made me think of that guy that makes the life lesson videos (Dhar Mann) and this book wasn’t about life lessons. Basically just more page filler to take up space and meet a minimum word quota.

Why did ‘the woman’ not have a name? He worked with her. Just give her a damn name. That could have been an appropriate use of filling page space.

Hated that Rock would say ‘eh eh’ after many statements. Seems artificial and not like a real characteristic of him.

Why was there all of a sudden sound effects in the last 2 hours of the book but no other time before that?

Thought it was funny that there were two Cass/Kass character when I listened to a series by Skyler Morgan with another Cass character. Still he did a great job.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

A good purchase

I found I liked everything about this book, I wouldn’t call it a must buy but I wouldn’t pass it up either

Good story

Well done. Well narrated.  will be looking forward to the next from this author. You should buy this book.

Out of this world

This story line is awesome and unbelievable but a great story. The only thing I did find annoying was the number of times the author used the Kassius Kanex throughout the story. I received this free from the author or narrator for an honest review.

Take the first steps into a mysterious new world

Kassius Kanex is an exciting first adventure in the Kassius Kanex series. The tale introduces you to a simple man with a simple life plunged into a mysterious underground where things are not what they seem. This is a real page-turner that will keep you guessing the next step.

Decent Story

I didn’t know what to expect going into this, but it was a good story and definitely worth a listen. The narrating was okay.

LOVE KASSIUS KANEX

What a fantastic ride! I really had no idea what I was expecting, I went in to it without refreshing my memory what the book was about. I am glad I did, it really left me intrigued and wondering wonder what on earth was happening. It was a mysterious world closing in around Kassius. At first it seems like he should really cut and run away as fast and far as he can, yet he can't. Then it seems like maybe this new life is where he is supposed to be and was always supposed to of been. His destiny. But then something else crazy happens and you are like, OH NO THIS IS BAD! Yet, he really has no choice but to see it through, to see where it takes him. And WOW! I was absolutely thrilled with the outcome, and was truly not expecting the truth that was unfolding. What a cool crazy journey! I want more Kassius Kanex! I listened to the audio, which really brought it to life. I am excited for the next two books!!

Good, interesting story

Disclaimer I got this book for free for an honest review.

it took me a bit to get into the book. Once I was invested in the book, it was difficult to put down. Overall, the story was satisfying and made me want more. I am glad a sequel has been written and looking forward to getting it. The narration was decent. I would recommend getting this book.

Loved the story. Too many names

I got this book for free for an honest review.

The story to me was great. I love this type of intriguing working with people you just met kind of thing.

BUT

Every conversation used names. Two people talking to each other would say the name of the person they were talking to. Nobody talks like that. It was frustrating.

Other than the name thing, it was good.

don't waste a credit

I was given this book for free from audiobook boom and asked to leave an unbiased review for the author and narrator.
First I’ll say I think the narrator has a pleasant voice, but I enjoy audiobooks more when the narrator injects appropriate emotion, changes their voice based on character changes etc rather than just reading the book. The narrator sounded just as bored with the book as I was.
I think the story could have been good, but not everyone can be or should be a writer. The story was boring until the end when it really got to the point of it. Write your characters like real life people, “talk” the way real people talk, display emotions etc. Also, I don’t need to be told the characters full name over and over and over. I would not recommend this book, and would have requested my credit back had I used one.