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This narrator has a nice, deep voice that is clear and easy to hear at all times. The first story took me a bit to get into, but by the second part of it, I began to enjoy it. The other stories were a little better in my opinion. None of these are feel-good, romantic..

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I enjoyed In Search of Memory and this book was also well written. Kandel covers a broad swath of topics and gives a lot of credit to other researchers and their work. This book is a great primer for investigating other research in this exciting field

I love all of his books and I can’t wait for more. I also I gotta give props to David Stifle, his narration is spot on.

At first I wouldn’t recommend this book. But if you’ve already started. Slow slow start here. Something crazy happens. Hopefully book three will bring it!

I remember reading this on royalroad a while back and remembered when it came to Amazon. fast forward a few years and I saw it on here, Bought it instantly. My first purchase, no regrets whatsoever!

about physics, philosophy, and me. I listen while I walk, and found myself continuing to listen after my walk

Loved learning more about the other characters and the world. Can’t wait to see which character is the focus of the next side quest

I really loved the actual story and plot. I only am rating a 3 overall because the only thing as important as the story is it’s delivery. I find the narrator to really lack in deliverance. I don’t feel like he was into the story in the slightest. Get Tim Gerard Reynolds to do this..

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This book Sparks every gamers dream world thoughts about an amazing MMORPG VR game. Almost makes the world we live in seem boring, can’t wait for the next book!

This story appears to be a first, overly ambitious, novel. It has few interesting characters, stilted language and inconsistent dialogue. boring, boring, boring…I can not recommend these books to anyone, even preteens.