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You certainly get to know Vincent, but you have to grind. For a quick and fun look at Vincent, check out the Doctor Who Series episode “Vincent and the Doctor”. The ending brought me to tears.

What was a decent story was shot down by narrator. voice inflection when needed was vanilla, didnt fit the situation. disappointed to say the least

It’s pretty good. It can be a bit hard to distinguish some voices but it’s mostly good narration. People sure seem to speak “huskily” often in this apocalypse though.

Had my doubts at the beginning of book one . At first the main character Ben was a spoiled , whining kid. I rolled my eyes a few times and thought- God let me get through this ! However, slowly I begun to enjoy Ben’s personality which by the end of book one you understand..

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I have never experienced a sci-fi book like this. It had everything you could ever hope for in a sci-fi book. I can’t explain how good the is book was, and the series was also just amazing. I highly encourage you to get this book of you like sci-fi books.

I had a hard time stopping. amazingly written, insightful and keeps you in full suspense. The narrator did a fantastic job in capturing the umph and it was the perfect amount of verbal animation. I was a bit disappointed on the ending, I think everyone who enjoyed the read, agrees when I say I wasn’t..

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A little too much politics, but otherwise a great story! Looking forward to parts 2 & 3 of this trilogy.

I’ve been looking for a series similar to Bobiverse. And finally this is it. On the plus side there’s more personalities than just one.

best Mc stories ever to be written. the writer narrative 🙄 along with the story line is the best.

6th to 9th grade level simple plot and not much character development. a a