This is an amazing story, the story of Jason a bullied high school aged teen eager to try out the newest virtual reality game Awaken Online. Shortly after joining the game Jason become our Evil Hero giving us a twist where the Good Hero always wins and lets us see the bad guy win! There..
I have often heard about what an incredible pilot Chuck Yeager was. Granted, this was written with a large degree of personal bias. However, my respect for him as a man has grown. Definitely a must listen.
Review from The Association →
the book started out very slowly, but then it picks up speed and doesn’t slow down. As with all Bentley Little books, nothing is explained but maybe thats part of the magic. The narrator isn’t that great, but on some of the more horror filled parts hes a perfect fit.
This part three of the main series, following Jason and his friends, is still great. But overall I feel this novel was too long. Less time could have been spent on endlessly detailed quests that didn’t always seem to add a lot to the story. Eliza and the hippy god unfortunately are pretty weak additions..
Some of the worst fantasy “novels” I’ve ever had the displeasure of putting a credit towards. The writing, plot, characters, world building, and story are so poorly written it comes across like a first draft from a high school student in a creative writing class. These books are so far below the bar for me..
The narrator was as bad as the story. I couldn’t figure out if I couldn’t get in to it because of him or the story line. He was so monotone I zoned out several times during the recording. I tried to give it a chance in hopes it would get better at the end but..
Review from The Resort →
The story was a little too violent violent for me. Maybe the next one will be different.
I hate the cast, it sounds too computer like. Not good acting. I don’t like it
The narrator was clear delivered the story in a clear and even cadence. Although, the parts that seem to be missing information (ie narrated transcripts from hypnosis session) he just states the obvious “missing “ or “inaudible”. As for the subject material, a lot of repeats itself and some come across as a conversation with..
Review from The Town →
terrible writing, unnecessary detail with incest and masturbation, and the narrator needs to find a new line of work.