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A comprehensive and detailed look at the history of western philosophy and the context for it

It took me sooooooooo long to make myself get through this book to the end. If there is one thing I don’t like when reading/listening to a book, it is self-pity, self-recrimination, and navel-gazing. Unfortunately, while Jason is bad about this in the main series, Frank is the king of self-pity. It was so hard..

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If your a gamer, you’ll love this book and series. AI and VR potential syfi.

I love the series, my wife and I go through them together. The innovative use of abilities and classes are great. I have been eagerly awaiting this entry and while I enjoyed it and still want more. It didn’t feel like a terribly strong entry mostly due to the drive of some characters including the..

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I read quite a few LitRPG series. There is a problem with some where the characters never advance, the world never advances, it’s just the same thing over and over. I feel like Awaken Online actually moves forward, adding new characters and scenarios and having the characters actually level up. It’s one of the best..

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Pretty interesting story. I do wish if you write from the villains side, there wouldn’t be so much angst and hand ringing about his actions. Just explain why the choice was made and move on

An amazing listen about a one of the last true American Heroes in our lifetime !A story about a great partnership between a husband and wife, with old fashioned values on raising a family, and the teamwork between them that has long been lost to time unfortunately !Gen. Yeager was part of a long forgotten..

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The next book can’t come quick enough. The possibilities of where these books will go has definitely opened up.

But this book and the one before, I just couldn’t make myself care. I literally didn’t even finish this one

The Town is classic Bentley Little: spaces of good prose but more than anything, just good pulp. 7/10 for story, 9/10 for narration. 10/10 for meeting expectation. A good read if you’ve enjoyed Bentley Little’s books in the past; if not, maybe steer clear because there are some specific weird things he often includes (especially..

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