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While it has an overly optimistic ending, i think this is still a great listen for those who want to understand the global implications of catastrophic climate change. The opening and first half do a great job in this reguard.

The book has quite of time spent on stats, but that is common in the genre. I enjoyed the book and the narration was top notch. Looking forward to where the series goes. I didn’t finish this first one before I bought the next. Now enough typing time for the next book in the series

I really enjoyed it but I never got used to the narrator. other than that pretty good!

This is one heck of an unruly beast of a book – I hesitate to even call it a novel. This is what’s called climate fiction and Kim Stanley Robinson takes you on an utterly fascinating and disturbing and painful and horrifying and yet hopeful journey through our climate crisis future. The story has two..

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A fictional look at how we arrive at real solutions. It will get a lot worse before it gets better, but that is what inspired us to act. Very well there are still other countries who could lead the way.

without the multiple 6 minutes long stat reading and 5 minutes long character sheets it would have a 5 Star

Narrorator reads this like a cool breeze over a bubbling brook on a hot humid day. The first 3 books I read. Couple times almost moved onto another litrpg but hung on due to some really smooth character development. So glad I did. Most authors put their best foot forward early, this waited till the..

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I loved the narrator and the content. I’m looking forward to more from either the author or the narrator.

great story. lots of references to older movies and shows. great progression and momentum of story.

Zee Knocked Down superbly continues the story from book one while maintaining that D&D feel. The stakes are higher and more players are joining the game. my only regret is that it’s over. I can’t wait for book three.