Narration was great as always but the in game story is kind of less interesting than the mystery revolving around the big corporation. Better use of tension than book one and a good set of answers. I look forward to the furthering of the big picture and the obvious improvements as the story goes along
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I thought, in the beginning, I was going to hate this since it is different and really a slow burner but Edward Castle has done something i don’t think many has done when it comes to the lit-RPG genre that is make the main protagonist a morally ambigios character. Things that make this Interesting? For..
at times it was impossible to pause for real life events!ending happened a little fast but had a nice twist that promises even more RL engagement
The first book had promise. This one does the cardinal sin of fantasy. It’s boring.
More of a build theme then adventure so far. I have enjoyed the back story and looking forward to the next book.
This was even better than the first book. I can’t wait to see where the plot goes next.Sam is the very best 🙂The voice acting gets you so wrapped up that you forget you’re starting off into space. Great job!
My first introduction to Antonio Terzini and, truthfully, I decided to give it a roll of the dice mainly on the strength of Jeff Hays narration skills. I’m glad I did. It’s a good size novel and, normally, I’m either glad when it’s finished due to too much filler material or pleased when finished due..
This is got to be one of the best audiobooks I have ever listen to. And I have have a collection of well over 500 audiobooks. Not only is this an absolutely phenomenal book in itself, the audio producers are top-notch and made this an absolutely enjoyable book that I could see myself listening to..
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what a fun adventure from a unknown place not much sex but plenty of fun
I really enjoyed the Jade character. Annie’s the best (narrator) along with Jeff. can’t wait for the next one