slower storyline from previous books. didn’t really like the protagonist. still like the series as a whole. will finish listening to the series.
slow
Review from Handsome & Greta →
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Skip this one….
Review from A Team of One →
I really wanted to like this book but I couldn’t. I struggled to put into words how poorly this book was written. I would honestly rather stab myself in the eye with a spoon than read another page of this poop.
You’re always growing
Review from I Don’t Want to Grow Up: Life, Liberty, and Happiness Without a Career →
A point that stood out to me is that there is not a certain way to grow up, or how to enjoy the beauties of life. Become who you want to be and don’t wait thinking it will happen. Make it happen.
intense
Review from A Team of Four →
an interesting story, Had to keep listening. I laugh,I wonder if we are all exposed to this type of threat . I understand why we should be able to bear arms in any country
The most inspiring book I’ve ever read/listened to. I felt like I connected with my deepest values and beliefs. Thank you!
Major hole in story
Review from A Team of Three →
I’ve listened to the previous 2 books. There were issues that distracted me (juvenile inner dialogue, 21 year old with model-looks who is better than all other seasoned analysts who happens the be the presidents “niece” 🙄) but I was mostly entertained. This book has a major hole in the story. The government has days..
Really EXCELLENT narrator
Review from The Brothers Kenney →
Characters were very relatable and real. Very well developed. Gripping story. Adam Mitzner never disappoints this lisyener
Entertaining yet similar.
Review from A Team of Two →
Story was good but many similarities to other authors. Still entertaining with some current events make you ponder plausibilities.
In Absence of Fear is a really intriguing read, especially if you’re into dystopian fiction. The concept is pretty wild—imagine a world where fear is completely eliminated thanks to technology. At first, it seems like a great idea, but as the story unfolds, you start to see the cracks in this so-called perfect society. The..
Weird and uncomfortable
Review from With a Little Luck →
Feels like the author either IS a 13-year old DnD geek who thinks their perfect and wishes they had a hot 17-year old singer chic as a girlfriend OR more likely the author is a mom who doesn’t *quite* understand DnD but wrote this book to tell their 15-year old how cool their mom thinks..