Good Boys 3: The Visionary

Good Boys, Book 3

De: Jeremy Robinson

Narrado por: Tom Taylorson

In a ravaged world, a former Army Ranger and his loyal golden retriever lead a desperate mission against an alien overlord, testing the bond between humanity… and their best friends.

Three months after the Draun invasion, the world is a wasteland. Cities lie in ruins, billions are dead, and civilization teeters on the brink. Micah Taylor, his loyal golden retriever Grover, and their allies journey north through the devastation, guided by an underground resistance of dog lovers. Their goal: Los Angeles, where they hope to unite with Praxion's team and strike at the Draun's heart in Tokyo, now the seat of the Visionary's power.

Meanwhile, Praxion leads a team on a globe-spanning quest aboard their ship, the Prowler, hoping to restore a team member who has been unconscious since absorbing the ancient souls of the Lost Tribe. Instead, they awaken a new and ancient ally determined to aid in their fight against the Visionary and save the souls of their fallen comrades.

As these two courageous teams converge, they face not only the twisted telekinetic might of the Draun but also an army of nightmarish biologics and the Visionary himself. In this desperate battle for Earth's survival, loyalties are tested, new alliances are forged, and the unbreakable bond between a man and his dog is pushed to its limits.

#1 Audible and New York Times bestselling author Jeremy Robinson delivers a heart-pounding conclusion to the Good Boys trilogy, blending epic battles, emotional depth, and unexpected humor. Good Boys is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring power of friendship, love, and loyalty.

©2024 Jeremy Robinson (P)2025 Podium Audio

WONDERFUL

Thank you so much, Jeremy. We now refer to everyone we know as Kylonari or Draun. Having just lost one of our tribe, this brought us some much needed healing and joy. What a beautiful gift.

A true feel good story!

This story reminds me of the kids I loved to read as a kid, but with an adult story line. It’s for everyone who had, or maybe still has, the best dog in the world. It’s also funny. I laughed out loud many times!

Really enjoyable

When I first came across Good Boys I didn’t realize the main character was a dog named Grover. I fell in love with the story and couldn’t wait for book 2 and 3. It really captured my imagination and showed that I am not the only one who talks to their dogs.

SPACE DOG ALIENS

Read this!!! A great ending to an amazing trilogy of Space Dog Aliens and humans saving the world. Witty. Space weapons. Super powers. And BACON.

Love Dogs?

If you are a dog person, this is a must read series. All 3 books were written well and the narrator is now one of my favorites

A lot of fun!!

Tom Taylorson was the perfect narrator for a great/goofy story. Not sure how many times I laughed when listening to this and the other books.

Great trilogy

Finished all three books. I have to say I will register-listen to this again and again. Tom did a great job bringing the characters to life.
The one thing I didn’t care for is all the cussing. Wish there wasn’t so much. Cussing doesn’t enhance a character’s personna. Unless you need to add words to increase the word volume. If you need that… need to work on the story not add curse words.

Best Experience!

Love the characters, plot and humor. The performance was incredible. I'd never heard this narrator before but he was perfect. I don't usually review books but I thoroughly enjoyed all 3!

Talking dogs!

There are times when I just really enjoy straightforward characters or are not tortured by self doubt, insecurity, and are just good beings.

Most of the books that I have read with the above qualifications, tend to be immature and not very satisfying. By using dogs, the author has been able to provide numerous straightforward, canine characters who can behave altruistically, and noble in a believable manner without being jejune.

I won’t say this book doesn’t have conflicted characters or put on display some of what is worst in human beings. It does. But tempering everything throughout all three books of the trilogy is the basic goodness of dogs. That is in many ways comforting.

One does have to suspend their belief in the real world to some degree, as is true for all science fiction. With the introduction of a talking, thinking, learning, Grover, an innocent and altruistic character is introduced who is still somewhat believable. If a human character were presented in such a manner, they would come across as pretty fake and completely unbelievable.

It’s not high literature, but it’s a good story worth listening to that still manages to have heroes and villains in a story that is at once both exciting and humorous.

This is some funny shit!!!!

Very refreshing. The content is both inventive, terse and entertaining at the same time. I, too, would like to see a movie based on these characters