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I listened to all 3 books in four days. Great story, great flow and great character development. Hodges knows how to suck you in and hold your attention I look forward to reading other books by him. I didn’t want the books to end.

If your thing is a submissive, mess of a protagonist being lead by the nose through the entirety of the three books by an AI, this is for you. Get used to the phrase ‘There was no other choice.’ Jason lets his god in game dictate every single decision he makes, which frankly reduces the..

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i enjoyed the story though it was a bit long winded. narration is terrible and cringey, speeding him up makes it a bit more bearable. I suggest 1.20

I’m a big fan of this author and this universe. Keep up the good work.

It’s really pretty awesome when they offer all three books as one on Audible. If you like stories like Percy Jackson then this one is a must-have. It was really well-written and keeps your attention throughout but I did have some minor issues with the narration. I would not say it was bad but it..

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They can’t all be winners and this just didn’t hit the mark for me. I couldn’t really get into the main character which made me not care about the story all that much. I stick with the main story.

I loved the concept and characters. The action was great throughout the entire story. Overall entertaining and enjoyable.

First I have to mention that this book, where it takes place in Awaken Online, does not follow our heroes from the base series. Instead the book follows a new character with quite a tragic beginning. We find Fin, a retired A.I. programer, locked away from the world. His daughter brings Fin a copy of..

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I read The Ignored twenty years ago and it has been an all time favorite. But something didn’t work listening to it. The book hasn’t aged well. My reading critically has taken leaps and bounds. The first half of the novel was five stars. Excellent! The latter half, especially the last quarter of the novel..

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We started AO with a bunch of adolescents trying to figure their lives out in life and in the AO game world. Ember takes it to a whole new level showing the experience of AO from an adult perspective, and a unique one at that. This book had me absorbed from the beginning and subsequently..

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