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This could be a hard book to follow but Jeremy walks you through the details so well that the story is easy to follow. love all his books so far!

I enjoyed the idea of and question if life is a simulation and the tie in to Christianity. I am looking forward to seeing how this fits in the infinite series.

I enjoyed this book a fair bit more than Tribe. The story was engaging, and thought provoking. R.C. Bray did a phenomenal job as usual, and Jeffrey Kafer was pretty good.

The Chess Team Saga books are always well written. This one had a particularly interesting story to it.

The story was a little too woke, a bit simple on motivations, but mostly it never made me very sympathetic or close to the characters. Add all the gender fluidity on top and you wonder what the authors purpose was.

This masterful intelligence tale has more twists and turns than Space Mountain. Just when you think you know which bad guys our heroes are dealing with… well, you’re probably wrong. But hang on tight, because this ride is well worth the bumps, dips, loops, and WTHs. Jon Reznick is quite an enigmatic character. He’s perhaps..

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Great series with interesting characters. I just wish everyone wasn’t winking every five minutes. What group does that? Also, tip-toeing is walking, as opposed to getting up on your toes.

Feels like it was written by somebody with a sixth grade knowledge of science. Unsophisticated clumsy, cliche and sexist. Written for teenage boys perhaps. I’d be pissed if I’d paid for the this.

the female narrator is terrible!! I kept hoping she would improve, unfortunately, that didn’t happen. Completely ruined this book for me! Does the publisher not listen to it before releasing the audio book??

This entire series was amazing and a must read. I was a little disappointed with how short the last book was compared to the others in the series but the story was still great!!!