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I liked the book because it introduces Stoicism from Seneca’s perspective. It complements the views of other authors that presented Stoicism from Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius teachings.

Darn I am tired today, I was unable to stop listening to the book yesterday. It was that captivating. Joshua Dalzelle is true master storyteller.

It’s an ok read. A bit juvenile. I guess the world building expands in the series. But I will stop with book one.

I very much enjoyed the story. Most most times I can walk away without listening to the sequel. But this jerk of an author left me no choice, not going to spoil it, but cheap shot. I’m hooked.

The story had potential. The world was interesting. Can be read as standalone. The performance was just ok. The male voice was alright. He had decent character voices. He just sounded monotonous in between and a little old. The story was written ok- definitely seemed a bit choppy with some off pacing. Overall decent but..

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The character development is excellent, the humor is witty, and the cliff hangers leave you eager for me. Narrator really could not be better.. please NEVER allow for a change here. Keep them coming!

The story has tons of inconsistencies and many things that bothered me like how do we have this kind of tech less than 50 years from now but also they need human translators? The main protagonists are annoying and act childish, I was hoping they’d get caught and this torture could end.

As always, another great tale. fast paced and full of action with some surprising revelations. looking forward to the next.

As exciting as the previous installations. I intensely hope, that we do not have to wait too long for the next one to come out. I absolutely love this series. And the one from which it sprang.

Good story, although not as good as the first books in the series. The narration made the Jonas sound like an immature girl which distracted me at times. Still worth the listen if you liked the first books.