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I am not proud to admit I actually wasted my time to read not only this book and the previous one, but I read all the utter crap the author dumped after the book ended that added ten more percent to the written content. I am angry I wasted part of my life on this..

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I enjoyed this book was a grate start to this set can’t wait until book three comes out

Solid lit rpg. nice little added science fiction features. Lots of numbers read out loud. Characters are remarkably thin. Female love interest is amazingly shallow. This book is not for everyone, but I liked it, and it was equal in quality to the first. I’ll definitely buy the next. Jeff Hayes keeps getting better. The..

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great book left me wondering if it’s actually the end of the series or what Runners concocting next considering I’ve read the others in this universe can’t wait to see where this goes just remember Scott ruins everything

I certainly enjoy how we get to know Runner more in this book along with the other than his party

if you’re looking for a story that like Lord of the Rings or Chronicles of Narnia but with more of a real life aspect I would definitely recommend this book along with the others taking place in the universe this world creates wild waste and super sale on super hero’s

so in the second book the Dread totem seems to start acting more like a npc or not is the game getting to him. also shows more of the dark side since the annihilator religion. more travelers ah players joined the clan but one of them is a spy. great end for action while he..

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Shemer has created an engaging world and Jeff Hays really brought it to life. Looking forward to experiencing. ore in this series.

By the end I felt happy for Runner and now understand how the other series are connected. I feel silly for not starting with this trilogy. Keep up the good work and great job ??

The book was slow at first, but never lacked suspense, building up to a bang at the end.