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    The Mighty Manligator: How to Succeed in Evil Season 1 Book 2
    The Mighty Manligator: How to Succeed in Evil Season 1 Book 2
    The Mighty Manligator: How to Succeed in Evil Season 1 Book 2
    Audiobook4 hours

    The Mighty Manligator: How to Succeed in Evil Season 1 Book 2

    Written by Patrick E. McLean

    Narrated by Patrick E. McLean

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    About this audiobook

    The Parsec-Award Winning How to Succeed in Evil series has sold over 10,000 copies, garnered 200+ positive reviews on Amazon and had over 53,000+ podiobooks downloads.

    "It's Like Terry Pratchett writing Batman"

    "Think Hitchhiker's Guide to Superheroes"

    When an on-the-job accident kills his crew and transforms a hard-working plumber into the Mighty Manligator, Evil Efficiency Consultants, Topper, Edwin and Agnes struggle to help the half-man, half-alligator use his newfound powers to make money saving the city from disaster, reunite with his family and elude the claws of the Lynx (Read: Half-assed, Trust Fund Batman).

    Will the Manligator have what it takes to abandon his cold-blooded path of revenge and learn How to Succeed in Evil?

    How to Succeed in Evil is the continuing saga of Edwin Windsor and Associates, Evil Efficiency consultants, who strive, against all odds, to make their megalo- and ego-manicial clients more villainous and profitable. If you've ever wonder why villains make such bad choices. If you think a loving satire of both superheroes and consulting is long-overdue, this is the series for you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPatrick E. McLean
    Release dateMay 31, 2021
    ISBN9781664939325
    The Mighty Manligator: How to Succeed in Evil Season 1 Book 2

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    • 5/5
      Great book! Fun, clever, interesting and well written. Narration is well done, however, there are some retakes that should have been edited out. But it's great in spite of that.
    • 4/5
      Such Satire.
      Firstly, Elon Musk needs a Cuthbert and a Lynx Suit.
      The End.
    • 4/5
      Fun and good story, builds more on Edwin from the first book, but otherwise could be a stand alone book. Really the only detractor is the sloppy audio editing, which I guess is part of what doesn't get the full treatment when you're an independent, so, I don't hold it too hard against this book