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Excellent series, I love the growths of each character . With their courages in fictional acton , I find I have more courage for my own personal growth. I can only hope everyone who reads these books experiences similar joy.

Although this is a complete book, it wAs oddly anti climatic. I guess building up for later books? I liked it and I’m glad I bought it. I doubt though that I will buy the rest of the series. It seemed overly long for the plot.

This was a fascinating listen! I am definitely here for the long haul! Book 2, here I come! Oh and yes, I do recommend this first installment Awaken Online: Catharsis…

when I was halfway through this book I no longer cared about the old characters that much and was more intrigued with Finn and his story. Finally have a character who isn’t a moody teenager, and maybe a much more central character. Ending was a little bit of a let down but still was much..

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Bagwell does a great job setting up Jason’s challenges and situation, but because they were just constantly present in this book, it felt like a constantly high level of stress and frustration that a more socially competent person could have easily escaped. I understand Jason is a teenager, but combined with the fact that this..

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lot going on in this one. And it’s all pretty intense. this whole series is chock-full of moral dilemmas, and the intensity of the narrator just amplifies that. by this point the series you have such a connection with the characters that it’s in the find yourself itching for the resolutions, but of course solve..

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crap story about a girl being bullied which could have ended in 1 paragraph had she just hit the bully… total crap story

Enjoyed the story and the characters as well. The narrator however is not my cup of tea. He also narrated another book I am trying to listen to, but he just sort of ruins it for me. Everyone just seems kind of whiny. Anyway, if there is another narrator for the next in the series,..

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First novel I have read by this author, and I’m hoping it was his first novel.

I recommended this to my first year medical students before embarking on their neuroscience course. I LOVE that the author uses the correct anatomic terms to describe brain structures as it helps to provide the “big picture” of associating a structure with a function. At the same time, what a beautiful overview of the brain!..

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