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This is an excellent book about a true American hero. Extremely interesting and well told. I strenuously recommend it especially if you’re into aviation

I appreciate Bagwell giving us a new story but I was hoping for the main plot and the subplot crossing over.

The narration was dry and the story was just boring with a few awful bits thrown in. Like all the time spent on the 12 year old boy who’s sexually attracted to his 17 year old sister.

While going through the Books series the Character Claire was always an annoying character with this dual story plots of the real world and game world. While she is only in the Real world story I always hated when she came up and it got to the point in the 3rd books where I no..

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Very imaginative and kept my interest looking forward to the next volumes in to see if Rachele really does reappear and what role Julia has in all this

wonderful world building continues as well as character building. the dialog of course isn’t revelatory, but it’s being spoken by teenagers so it’s accurate. I love this series and will continue to support.

I’m very anti-socialist! The ideas of abolishing performance pay and grades seems very bad. Also cooperation with your competition outside of your company is a very slippery slope to things like price fixing. The book was worth my time but think very critically as you listen.

narrator- amazing as usualstory- amazing insight into other charactersoverall- absolutely amazing, keeps you coming back for more

excellent narration and a great story to draw you in. definitely one of the better

Almost reminiscent of Ready Player One but with an antagonist protagonist twist. Character are like able and relatable. Storyline is fluid and the ending leaves you wanting more. Looking forward to book two.