Review from Khrushchev →
I bought this and sat on it for a while, I was into other topics at the time, but finally came back to it. I don’t remember another book that filled in more blanks and answered more questions about life after Stalin than this one. So many loose ends were tied up, I’ll be doing..
The series is a new twist on combining gaming and science fantasy, and it wonderful. The narration of the books is better than any other audiobooks I have experienced. Not to be missed!
Review from A Long December →
I would have enjoyed these stories more with a different narrator. This narrator has a very annoying tone of voice and a way of making female characters sound juvenile and whiny.Very annoying.
Review from Timeless →
Travis’ writing has never been mature or sophisticated, but the stories have been entertaining, the characters interesting and the setting unique. At least they started out that way. This book is the last in a line of declining quality. Travis has jumped the shark with this book. I couldn’t even make it halfway through this..
Review from On Politics →
Panoramic view of western political philosophy. Great thinker perspective, primarily, shifting to topical for the 20th century.
Review from Timeless →
This has been amazing book! Cant wait for the next one! Aaah! Im usually good at guessing plots but THAT one!? Jeeeeeeeeez! Is there no lengths he WONT go to?!
It was an amazing narrated book and did my book report on it this book gooooood
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
I hated this book at first. The first chapter or two was a real struggle to get through, as the main character is so painfully weak, and everyone around him is so unbelievably stupid. I gave it a chance, and I hope you are as surprised as I was. The main character grows significantly, his..
The beginning is a bit slow but the story builds well into the virtual world. I enjoyed the mmo plot progression. The game features within the story are fascinating and not quite like similar books I’ve read. OtherWorld and Ready Player One come to mind. The voicing fits perfectly with the vibe. Some characters feel..
Review from I Dread the Thought of the Place →
This is the second volume about the Maryland campaign and this is the narrator who should have also done the first volume. This is a detailed examination of the battle of Antietam as well as the aftermath of the battle up to McClellan’s dismissal as the head of the Army of the Potomac. Very well..