The Book of Joe

Still reading but Talker needs to get on with the story or just be killed already. Go ahead and skip two paragraphs every time the word coffee is mentioned, you won't miss anything. Fantastic premise and adventure narrated as badly as possible, at this point the actual author should find a way to mo......more

I have to admit this book was kind of a struggle to get through. It's not a bad book by any means so I do encourage you to read it, especially if you gotten through the other four books. This one is still about the exploits of a young linguist turned Army Ranger and then flung ten thousand years int......more

The Book of Joe, the fifth entry in the Forgotten Ruin series, offers us a trip through a mythic underworld, some serious Rangering how-to, and giggling legionnaires. You’ve got to check this out. When we left off in Lay the Hate, Talker had jumped into the swirling maelstrom of water known as the Mo......more

Love this series!! Love this series! Can't wait for the next installment! The characters are vivid and true to form, capturing what makes Rangers unique. Love the character development of the MC and some of the supporting characters are worthy of their own books. The interweaving of fantasy and hardc......more

Exciting Exciting but the authors again use excessive dialog with the character Talker back from the semi cliffhanger from the last book. Talker and Joe have many adventures explained by Talker with his usual whining and complaining about being addicted to coffee. However the last fifteen minutes tak......more