General Yeager has experienced more then most. This was a fantastic telling of his experiences.
Great listen of an amazing life.
Review from Yeager →
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Review from The Wild One →
Can thank the narrator for this rating and for my not moving forward to the next in series. he ruined it all.
Great twist.
Review from Badge Bunny →
Awesome! One of Nicks best! I was totally blown away! Nick at his finest! I can’t wait for the next one.
worst of Little’s so far
Review from The Academy →
all of Bently Littles books have sexual content in them which most of the time I found random so slightly comical. but this one is about high school students and the school faculty. it’s really hard to get through. this book keeps bringing up either teachers being naked and students having to do certain things..
enjoyed but. . .
Review from The Lost Starship →
This is a good start to a new space opera series. But it took some time to get used to the reader. at first I heard a quaver in his voice. After I got into the story more, I didn’t notice it as much. Also, the volume was annoyingly uneven. I couldn’t seem to regulate..
Hard to Listen to
Review from The Gods of H. P. Lovecraft →
I was hopeful that it would be a fun and exciting listen, but it was choppy and hard to follow. Keep in mind I only made it halfway through the 2nd story, I read that it gets really exciting after the first 3 stories, but I couldn’t make it. i was hoping to hear more..
wonderful narrator
Review from Awaken Online →
Great narration and epic story. But perhaps too epic to be believable. There were a few moments I had to groan at the main character taking so long to analyze and wallow. Looking forward to the next book.
absolute waste of time. I want my money back. the tarot series are complete garbage. it was so boring I Literally had to make myself finish it because I paid for it..
Departure from the others
Review from Awaken Online →
I really like this series of books and have been following them in order. I was disappointed by the amount of amount of strong profanity in this book that seemed out of place with the rest of the series. I hope this doesn’t continue in the rest of the series or the main story line.
One of the issues with VRMMO litRPGs is that authors worry that stakes within a game world are not large enough for an audience to care about, so they tend to create stakes outside the game world, and that probably could be effective if done well, but in this case, I found myself wanting to..