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Deathly enjoy the pacing of the book, It built up very well to be end each area feeling like that was the pain clock until you found another one.

Honestly had me from start to finish. Writing was compelling and the action was epic. A seriously great side book to the main books and I can’t wait to see more from this artist.

have followed this series since the beginning and after book 1 everything gets better… don’t stop.

Love Little’s other work such as The Store and thought the concept of The Ignored was promising but upon listening it fell flat. The parts with those terrorists was strangely inconsistent with the main character’s personality. The story never fully developed imo. Disappointed.

Great book anyone who wants to read about VR games needs this if you like RPO (Ready Player One )or any book like that move this to the top of the list

I didn’t really care for Frank before this book but after this he is my favorite I care more for the relationship between frank and ana then Jason and Riley

Franks story is fantastic. Frank has always been one of my favorite characters, and it’s made me sad that it’s been this long for his to finally come into his own. There was a really solid message in this book, and the story itself is fantastically paced. I never felt like it was going too..

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Really good story from interesting point of view. not the the typical good guy overcomes all.

While I enjoyed this second installment, it didn’t have that insistent action of Oathbraker. There is plenty of action, but it was more character development in my opinion. In this story, Alana has been brought back to the Citadel and learned that the Tsar is her father. It takes a little while for her to..

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big fan of audio books.however, no matter how hard I tried I could not find myself being interested in the story.