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the main thing I dislike was the inconsistent volume of the reader, some times he would be loud and others so quiet I would have to turn up the volume.

I really enjoy those books. I can’t wait to read the next one. Hail Jason!!!

This is Riley’s story. Perfect mix of the real world and virtual. I enjoyed both conflicts Bagwall presented. In other books the real world conflict can feel dragging but it doesn’t in Riley’s story. I read this after book 4 of the main series. It fits well putting pieces in place though I would have..

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This was a great book. I’m glad he finally came to terms with what happened that night. The secret tape is the “smoking gun.” I believe him. One hundred percent.

Bagwell says he doesn’t know how to flirt and I have to agree. The 11 hours of flirting drama in the first half was hard to get through. It felt like a bad teen romance novel. The game and real world action was also slow. The story flowed much better in the second half and..

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Details interesting also choice of what to emphasize. Example story about slave who cried because his colonel enslaver was killed. Love your torturer.

So I won’t lie the book has a lot of parts that drag. And they really drag. But eventually it picks up and it’s a massive sprint. Super cool, twist. I enjoyed the end of the book a lot. I’m actually excited to listen to the last one.

Great detail on the rise of Yeager. Easy read and hard to put down over a period of exponential change in aviation.

To look back at someone’s actions years later with all the facts, a full stomach, an air conditioned room, no stress, and the knowledge of which “facts” were true or not is not even close to fair, but the amount of information packed into this book is amazing! I am so glad the author gathered..

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I appreciate the practical knowledge given on such a complex subject. This book has helped me to better understand concepts that are difficult to grasp.