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It’s a little slow and hes sort of feel sorry for the guy but I’m gonna get the 2nd book 4 stars

The story is barely engaging. Which is too bad because the subject matter is crucially important to our time. The readers, I wouldn’t call them narrators at all, sound. as though they are particularly uninterested In what they are saying.This is a boring book read by bored readers. Not worth the effort or the time.

The flow of having intervening chapters of “dialog” between other parties like some media interview or something does not work. There are huge technical errors where clearly the author does not understand the technology (like blockchain and issues of social media how airships work etc) and worse yet wildly overestimates our ability to take carbon..

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The opening scene was bewildering. Initially I found it graphic and uncomfortable, but that’s the reality of uncontrollable climate change. The middle part of the book with the primary male character meanders for a while, no real conclusion for him. Maybe that’s realistic too, that nobody gets anything fantastical in life, it just continues on..

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It was a pretty fair story, but the way it was told was a little too jumbled for relaxing read. I felt like I needed to take notes as to who was who and what time frame we were in.

Love the story, the gamelit genre has some great talent, very well narrated and it has a well thought epilogue, I can’t wait for the next installment

As the title says; this was a pretty good effort. Some of the downsides in my opinion: the noob is the leader of the party? That’s not very realistic. There are many grammatical errors: the writer seems to not know that the past tense of “to sink“ is “sink“ not “sunk.“ I also noticed that..

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A truly unique and entertaining story. Well written and superb narration. Eagerly look forward to following Charlie’s adventures.

not bad like some have said I enjoyed it very much you won’t be disappointed 😊

This book is fine. It no doubt will annoy some people with its vision of the characters real world future combined with ceaseless current year pop culture refernces (or at least pop culture from us gen-xers/boomers day), but its fine. As the book was nearing its conclusion I was already thinking on what series i..

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