X-Men: Smoke and Mirrors

By: Eluki Shahar

Narrated by: James Anderson Foster

The X-Men are mutants—born with extraordinary powers that set them apart from the very humanity they are sworn to protect. Now, groundbreaking research has revealed a method for reversing the genetic mutation responsible for mutant powers—whether the mutant wants it reversed or not.

The US government wants to use this procedure to eliminate the so-called mutant menace once and for all—but the X-Men soon learn that the true source of the procedure is their old enemy, Sinister! And his agenda is far more complex and dangerous than even the X-Men can imagine.

©1997 Eluki Shahar (P)2022 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Good story - bad ending

I enjoyed this book. However, the ending left you wanting a lot more and feeling very unfinished. The performance was very good from each of the actors, just wish that the ending was different.

Solid story

I thoroughly enjoyed the story. I almost thought that it was too short. they had a lot of explanations for those who needed an introductions to some of the characters. but they didn't have it inundated with introductions to where it took away from the story. it didn't end on a automatic High note, it actually had a lot of drama. which is what you want, you don't want something that's going to end with flowers, the story made you feel like they had to struggle! I love that. is there another one that comes next? cuz I'll read that too!

Performance was amazing but

The story falls flat. As a huge X-man fan I wanted to love this but the story ultimately went nowhere and it felt like a cheap copy of a good story like god loves man kills or days of future past. The ending ruined the whole story and felt rushed. The person reading the story was amazing and probably made up for a lot of the shortcomings.

Good story missed the end

There was no conclusion on what happened to certain characters. It left me wanting more details about the aftermath.

Wow incredible story

10's across the board. What an incredible story. Kudos to all involved esp the narrator with an extra special kudos to his Gambit.