Review from Zee Locked In →
this book takes place in Ernst Cline’s ready player one and two univers. and it’s not terrible, but it’s also not good. When and how you learn about “red screening” (a plot element used to raise the stakes) is completely preposterous. it’s like the author wanted things to be a little more exciting about two..
Review from Golan →
This is one of the best future of war stories I’ve read. The description of the weapons technology is amazing! My only criticism is that I wish the author had provided an additional chapter indicating which of the technologies in the book currently exists.
Excellent book for understanding how our current political and cultural landscape will lead us to ruin if we don’t change things.
Review from The Suppressor →
Hard to follow when the story was constantly jumping back and forth in time. Hard to follow the characters.
Review from Bone Deep →
I’m a true crime addict. Love Gregg Olsen, Anne Rule, Steve Jackson andJohn Douglas. But, this one is currently my favorite. Absolutely fascinating and so well delivered. Huge thumbs up!!
I skipped maybe 2 or 3 that didn’t hold my attendance but other than that, great series! Some will make you cringe, some feel uncomfortable and some all I could say was “Wow” at the end…imagining it as a movie (especially the last one!!!)
Review from Zee Knocked Down →
There is plenty to enjoy. There might be some less than enjoyable moments. This is all up to the reader. Don’t let someone persuade you from getting and or enjoying this book.
Jason Miller sets a rare precedent: creating a book on modern magic that focuses on the application and techniques for fledgling magic users to employ their craft without focusing on any single occult philosophy. The Reader/Listener is given an extensive overview of rituals, tricks, and useful advice on how to utilize any kind of magic..
Review from Kobani →
Just a note to say how much I love Gary Bennett’s narration on this series. The Future War series is a challenge for a narrator because the story is told from multiple points of view, on both sides of the conflict. That means multiple accents, sometimes in the same piece of dialogue. Gary achieves this..
Very interesting vision of the future but a bit too long. Could get the same story across at a fraction of the length