No words other than awesome. Awesome. Absolutely awesome. Please write another book. I demand it
I am in tears.
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This book was hilariously idiotic and the reader’s performance was on point. Tons of dumb jokes and puns throughout but also some great plot points and clever story telling. Fantastic book all around with some very interesting characters and I can’t wait to start the next in series.
[spoiler free, you are welcome 😉 ] This chapter is really stellar, it feels kind of like a return to the first books style. If the focus on Kiera of the past few books was not to your taste, definitely give this one a listen as the balance of focus between Kiera and Boxxy feels..
I love all of it. I have actually bought three different types of this book! I have it on paperback, audio, and ebook. It’s so good. Biggest Clift hanger yet though!
what a great ending, playing thr long game. thank you for the adventure. sorry to see it come to an end, but very satisfying!
But this series has been one that grabbed my attention early on. from book one until this one I felt like I was apart of this world. This book was a flawless ending to to one story but perhaps a arrow pointing go the next. Vic totally carrys its though
Ok start, so so middle with a strong ending. Wonderfully brought to live by the crew at Sound Booth!
I liked the series initially, but I expected a higher quality story. This part was absolutely horrible. Predicting things in advance, despite adding a random element in the form of MC, is complete bs. As is the entire idea of the all powerful AI letting himself be defeated by some stupid tricks, playing on its..
It’s been so long since book 2 that I’d forgotten that I’d sworn off the series. What became unbearable to me is the main character, whom the author represents to be some mastermind manipulator of people and who engages in monologs laying out his theories on behavior control. His theories are supposed to be profound..
A very simplistic story. Honestly if I didn’t buy the trilogy for a credit I would have never gone past the first book.
