Unkillable

The story of a young man who is brought back from the dead for revenge. He doesn’t have superpowers. He’s just Unkillable.

Here’s what some real people have to say.

Icepick Says:

I really enjoyed this story. Although I find it difficult to separate the writing from Patrick’s silky smooth storytelling, I think I would have had fun with it even if I had to do the heavy lifting of decoding words from a page myself.

It reminded me of Neil Gaiman’s “American Gods” in tone and genre (if that makes any sense). Does that make it “urban fantasy”?

This story, I think, has a deeper context using the more mythical aspects for color only. It certainly lends itself to sequels, I hope they get written.

TJGeezer Says:

This is a very engaging tale and Mr. McLean is a very good narrator, expressive and not prone to stumbling. I decided this one required instant gratification and, since he provided a link, clicked and bought at CDBaby.

He says at his site that any tale capable of sustaining his interest is one of self-discovery. That sense of story shows in Unkillable. It was worth the reasonable price to buy a copy, IMO. A fine story.

Brandon Says:

Just found this last night. Must say, I’m quite pleased. Story is very interesting, quality of audio and narration is excellent and the chapters are nice and short so I don’t have to worry about being forced to stop and leave halfway through one.

(thought, I say nice and short now cause there are plenty ahead of me so I’m not having to wait week to week for a short chapter)

Regardless, I look forward to the rest of the story.