The Endless Adventures of Handen Strike

A Doomsayer Journeys Novella (The Doomsayer Journeys)

By: Steve Wetherell

Narrated by: CC Hogan

Lost in time and space, leaping endlessly from one adventure to the next, is the immortal action hero Handen Strike. But now, after being a hero for so long, the danger holds no more thrill for him, the pithy one-liners have lost their charm, and the villains are all too predictable. That is, until he draws the attention of a mysterious wizard....

In a world of sword and sorcery, will this adventure be Handen’s last? And would that really be such a bad thing?

©2021 Steve Wetherell (P)2021 Falstaff Books

Steve you sneaky Brit

For people who enjoy Steve’s comedy and commentary, voice while writing this book delivers excellently. It is a fun story that had a nice twist and added to the character greatly.

But damn you Steve you made doctor who cool

What if...

This is a fun adventure and like the Doomsayer Journeys it's charmingly reminiscent of the Hitchikers Guide while at the same time punches you in the face with Monty Python. It answers the question that I as an American have asked for years...

What if Dr Who wasn't such a pussy? No, pacifist? PACIFIST. That's the one.

What if Dr Who wasn't such a pacifist? And the answer is Immortal Space Rambo, otherwise known as
HANDEN STRIKE.

People who would give this book a bad review are the same people who blame Taco Bell when they wake up with shit in their pants, but never blame the booze that got the 3 burrito supremes down their hole in the first place. Hey, bad reviewer, you have a drinking problem, Taco Bell is a perfectly acceptable food purchase that has not once made me turn my underwear into an Impressionist masterpiece. It's the booze 1000%, work on yourselves.

Anyway The Endless Adventures of Handen Strike... I love it you should get it. It's not really endless, the 3 and a half hours FLEW by, maybe we'll get more. MORE.

short and sweet

it's a novella, and is written like one. terrific spin on the same old story.

An interesting read

A fun origin/sequel to the Doom Sayers Journey, or at least about Handon Strike. Only complaint was it felt really short and felt like there could have been more to the story.