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The Reed Montgomery story from start to finish was extremely addictive. Once you start it was so hard to turn it off at night in order to get some sleep. I am looking forward to listening to other books by Logan Ryles. The narration was excellent as well with distinctive differences in each individual in..

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Some of, if not the best science fiction I’ve ever had the pleasure to consume. Congrats on such a great book and series.

I didn’t like this one at all. The main character wasn’t likeable. The kids were the only characters I liked in this book and they were hardly featured.

I just wish I can find a complete series. Other than that these 2 books are starting off perfectly for me. this it’s my opinion.

This book was a scientific info dump. I dreaded my listening sessions but committed to finishing it. The first chapter was great and a good hook, but the story dragged on from there.

The characters had so much growth and issues to work out, but enjoyed the journey. One of only a few audio books I was eagerness return to to find out what happens next.

As soon as I heard “democratic socialist” being used unironically I knew what I was in for.

Definitely struggled to finish. Terrible voice actor, boring story, cliche hackneyed story writing. How the hell is this a multi book series?

Wow, Scott. What a journey you’ve led us on. it’s been a treat seeing Charlie and Co. go on. I can’t wait for your next adventure. thanks for the laughs, tears, and gasps. you’re amazing dude

Climate change is real and dangerous. Those who purport to write intelligently about it have a grave responsibility to humanity. The Ministry for the Future fails to deal with climate change responsibly. Novels – good ones anyway – show the reader (or listener) the complexities of human subjectivity. In The Ministry for the Future, to..

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