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A good book with a message. It’s like Capitalism meets Scientology meets Stephen King. It’s just far enough over the edge to keep your attention.

The anti-hero idea has been a popular thing these days especially since people are realising life’s not so black and white. This series has already dragged me through the gauntlet of questioning my ethics, in a good way though. I have to listen to it at X1.35 speed to not just doze off, but I..

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generally, good bits and pieces of information. of course hard to call trans people as having a brain disorder. so, that politacally sensitive affirmation is predictable. also, credit given to rather irrelevant darwin is predictable due to peer pressures. realistically, he is completelly irrelevant. people use model organisms in the lab not because of some..

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I’ll be honest. I was really interested in the idea of the book when I first read the summary. I liked the novelty of the main character being the “bad guy”. parts of the book were definitely good, I’ll give it that. Spoilers ahead. The issue is the speed of the book and the ending…

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Could not stop listening once I started! If you like airplanes you will like this.

This book repeats the same information over and over and over. Don’t spend your money on this one.

I’m still enjoying the series, and I’ll keep reading, but be aware that this one ends on a cliffhanger.

This is by far the best book of this excellent series. Looking forward to the next instalment.

The book is run of the mill material, but the narrator really pulls it down from there. To be fair, his rendering of the book is easily understood and well paced, but his attempts to add character to the voices fails quite badly. There is very little range in in his character voices, which in..

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I’m enjoying the book but where is the gosh darn pdf he keeps referencing to every 10 minutes?