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After listening to the first book the second one was even better with how the story went . Can’t wait to listen to the 3rd

The idea of showing how a person can be lucky and the good side and bad side of it tells readers a great message. Being lucky is really good until it’s not. Be yourself because you don’t need luck to show how great you are

I liked this book, the themes and questions it raises. It is relevant, timely and authentic. The layered story keeps the reader guessing about what is going to happen, who is involved and what they did. Each character has depth. Their realities complex.

The connections of all the family members playing a part in the accident was really eye opening. As a parent of a young adult, it made me realize how much parents are often absorbed in their own lives and are not present. We have to do a better job of setting examples and creating boundaries.

Great story about possible future of AI and all problems it can cause told as a cautionary tale.

While the narrator of Noah sounded a bit mechanical, I really enjoyed the story. It really made me think about AI in a different way. Please listen and leave a review.

This book didn’t find it’s heart until the end. The reader is able to predict a lot and it has an AI voice throughout, maybe that is on purpose. This just wasn’t for me.

This book kept me looking forward to reading time—which is exactly what a good story should do. But honestly, that was mostly because I spent the first half trying to figure out what it was actually about. I mean that in a good way, though. It wasn’t boring; there were several intriguing threads running through..

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This book had me interested from beginning to end! Excited to continue the series when it gets on audible!

I was riveted! Not only is it a highly relevant topic; it is deeply personal as we all grapple with the encroachment of GenAI in our lives. The subject is expertly presented and deeply felt by the characters.