I wanted to like this series. The premise had potential, and the first book did enough right that I picked up the second. Unfortunately, that’s where my interest ended. In Book 2, the story crosses a line from “suspension of disbelief” into outright implausibility. A supposedly blind character is later revealed to be a DEA..
This is the third time I’ve listened to this entire book, including reading it so I can get it into my mental vocabulary. It’s truly one of the best business books ever written. In my opinion I’ve certainly read Benn.
I didn’t dislike anything and it’s easy to compliment. The only thing I can say is there was a portion where I didn’t know which character was who so maybe it was just me but I did have trouble keeping everybody in mind. Of course I knew Grace and I knew the Dad everybody else..
Great story. Tiny error was hilarious in chapter 50. Excellent story and narration. Will check out more from this author.
Review from Desperate Times →
Absolutely loved this book! Can not wait for the next in the series! Abrahams is intertwining the lives of all the characters masterfully!
i wish i never stumbled across this book. it was a promising start, read by a favorite voice actor, Kevin Pierce. it’s by a different author that i’ve not before heard/read, but it comfortably fit next to the world Franklin Horton had built in his Mad Mick/Locker 9/Way of Dan series. Kevin Pierce’s involvement really..
Review from Far Journeys →
The first book was pretty interesting and I managed to finish it (despite the highly academic language). Right now I’m on Chapter 13 of this book and I still don’t have a very good idea of what’s going on. Much goes unexplained with little to no context. Also, I don’t know why they didn’t include..
I drew so many parallels.. this is a good one. pay attention.. I definitely recommend this series
Review from Journeys Out of the Body →
He is a true OBE Experiencer! 10/10 and I highly recommend this and his others I’m on to read to any other seekers of the sort!
I LOVED this book!!! Riveting story & beautifully written. Such a tragic tale. I also must say, these 2 narrators are 2 of my absolute favorites, but to have L. Merington do a bit piece in the beginning of chapters was pointless.