Review from Destruction →
The thrill ride continues! There are definitely aspects that a lot of harsh critics will complain about but this book and series is a fantastic sci-fi action ride plain and simple. Loads to enjoy, I highly recommend!
Review from Villains Deception →
This book is to the lord of the rings what Taco Bell is to chipotle. Still junk food tho.
this started as a question of whether the story has been dragged out too much. so far not at all! still very entertaining and I honestly think it’s getting better. I loved the nod to MK Gibson. can’t wait for the next one.
Review from Marvels, Mochas, and Murder →
Great mystery with a great cast of characters sneak a storyline that keeps you guessing! I received a free copy and left my honest review
Review from Desperation →
A fantastic series for an “alternate Metro!” Great twists and turns and plenty of exhilarating action. Onto the next one!!
The Technomancer Novels continue with another great installment! This book has been my favorite so far; they keep getting better and better! M. K. Gibson did another fantastic job with this one, continuing to develop the characters, world, and plot. The humor is well balanced with the seriousness of the journey. Absolutely looking forward to..
Review from Half Share →
If you read other reviews of a similar rank, you’ll see the same comments repeated: “boyish fantasy” “swooning women” etc etc. While these complaints are 100% accurate, I’ll go in a bit of different direction. The romantic interactions don’t feel real. I can forgive the magic makeover turning our main character into a suave man-about-town,..
Review from Flux →
It was exactly what I thought it was going to be, a fast paced science fiction adventure. I don’t know why people are disappointed in a science fiction story not being more factual. It’s a fictional story.
Review from Flux →
Interesting concept, well paced, well written. Heavy on the Christian influence at the end. This was a good listen, certainly worth the time.
Review from Flux →
The protagonist in this book seems darker than in most of Jeremy’s books. Even more than the dude in The Dark. I still could barely put it down and binge listened it all the way through. Recommend!