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what a ride this book is to finish out the series! can’t say enough how amazing all these books are. 3rd time thru and I want to start all over again haha! great moral lessons, too.

Like any of Jeremy’s books, this one doesn’t disappoint. Couldn’t stop listening to the whit and humour. And the action scenes are great, infused with some unforgettable scenes.

Being retired navy reading has got me through a lot of tough times. These books are familiar in a way but stretch the imagination as well. I salute the author.

I really enjoyed this story. It was an interesting and entertaining read. I had fun with the story and loved getting to see more of Zane along with Jaxson and Lucian. I also loved Skylar and her strong personality. She has had it rough and has learned how to survive and is determined to make..

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A terrific take on the nature of reality. Don’t be afraid of the religious overtones; they are integral to the debate JR has laid out.

There’s a lot of twists and turns throughout. Halfway through I was convinced the simulation was running on the Infinite Earth just to keep people occupied as they died and starved in the after Earth.

Ignore all the negative reviews, I never post negative reviews. if I don’t like a book I just didn’t like it and move on, people who have never wrote their own book always want to crap on someone else’s work of art. It’s a great book and if you like any of Jeremy Robinson’s books..

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Fun listen and interesting take on simulation theory. (The word requirements for reviews is dumb. I would be willing to bet good money it costs authers a lot of ratings)

Story line was as expected. Performer needs to improve on distinguishing different characters using various tones, accents and pacing. Work on those female voices!

I’m gone. I’ve finally realised I don’t like gratuitous horror. I did not finish this one, and nearly gave away Infinite 2 due to excessive horror. Did a lot of fwd skipping. BUT, “The Others” was damn good.