The writer was really lazy with this book. Alfred ends up contradicting everything he says by his actions. He manipulates the world and other characters to create the outcomes wants while saying he wasn’t in not so many words. It is obvious but the main character is too stupid to call him out on it…
Awaken Online: Ember is another great book in the AO series. As usual I was a little hesitant, to start with a nother main character, but after a few minutes the writing and VA had me pulled back into the world and wanting more. I can’t wait to start the next book.
Very entertaining -what an amazing life . He was blessed with some amazing talents but he also had to work very hard to have the life he lived .
Review from The House →
Fun story to listen to, and his stuff always ends up with butt secks haha. I feel bad that I got this but his scary sci for stuff is cool! Until the butt secks haha
Review from Awaken Online: Retribution →
A great distraction after one heck of a cliff hanger in the second book. I love to see Jason’s friends and the world fleshed out. And I al.ost forgot about the lingering problem from book two.
This book is full of possiblities that the protagonist stumbles upon.. intriguing, with some actual laughs
I may not be the most cultured person. I’ve never read or listened to many books. But this story just hits different. I love every twist and turn. I find myself hanging on every word. Awaken Online is just incredible.
Review from Scorpion in the Sea →
After listening to the Iceman, I couldn’t wait to listen to my next book by this Author. Unfortunately I have to decide to stop my 1st Audio book in 42 books. After 2 hours of listening, I think this performance by the reader is like listening to a lecture and not even 4 large cups..
The story has a solid premise, decent characters, but the only reason I could finish is the cool necromancer powers
The man lead an extraordinary, colorful and full life. What a ride!! This is a great book and I like the way there were different narrators for each person contributing to the book. Unfortunately the book covers his life up to approximately the mid 1980’s when his wife, Glennis, was diagnosed with cancer and Chuck..