Travis Heermann

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Logan takes us on a magical mystery tour in "Junk Magic And Guitar Dreams". The author's world building and character development is top notch as we ride along with Otter as he deals with loss, grief, love, dreams and growing up. We get to see Otter's grandfather help him from beyond the grave with the bequest he left Otter. It is refreshing to see how Logan wove a wide range of music genres into the story as well.
I highly recommend this entertaining book.
In the interest of transparency: I was given a review copy of this book and I am voluntarily sharing this review.
It is my own honest opinion.… (altro)

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In "Night Of The Hidden Fang: Lycanthrope Trilogy, Volume One" Logan delivers a tale that beautifully balances action and exposition to introduce we readers to the world that Mia O'Reilly ( The main protagonist ) inhabits. The author has done a bang up job of world building and character development.
This book was an entertaining story that I was loathe to put down to do little things, like oh, a shift at work.
I've read both "Night Of The Hidden Fang" and "Dawn Of The Deadly Fang" and I can honestly say that I can hardly wait until Logan releases Volume Three of the Lycanthrope Trilogy. I highly recommend this series.
In the interest of transparency: I was given a review copy of this book and I am voluntarily sharing this review.
It is my own honest opinion.… (altro)

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I read/listened to "The Hammer Falls' in Audible narrated most excellently by Charles Kahlenberg, more on him later.
I would encourage you, my fellow readers, to get this book in whatever format that you prefer, hardcopy, ebook, or audio.
In "The Hammer Falls" Heermann gives readers a finely woven tapestry of a story that balances action and exposition.
The author does a superb job of world building and character development.
For those of you that prefer to read this book by eye, you can skip this next bit as it's going to focus on the narrator and audio production values of the book.
Mr. Kahlenberg does a fantastic job of bringing the story and characters to life. His delivery puts me in mind of old time radio dramas of the golden age of radio.
As a long time patron of the Talking Book service provided by the Library Of Congress National Library Service, I can personally attest that the choice of a narrator is VITAL to the success of a book as a not so good narrator can destroy a "reader's" enjoyment of a book. Mr. Kahlenberg was a fabulous choice to narrate this book. Other Talking Book patrons will recognize the following as very high praise for Mr. Kahlenberg. Mr. Kahlenberg's narration of "The Hammer Falls" is on a par with that of Bob Askey.
Q: Can Horace survive long enough to save Lilly and the kids?
A: Grab this book and find out!!
In the interest of transparency: I was given a free review copy of this book and I am voluntarily sharing this review.
It is my own honest opinion.… (altro)