The Feedback Loop, Volume 2: Books 5-8

Gamelit Portal Fantasy Adventure

By: Harmon Cooper

Narrated by: Jeff Hays

Length: 28 hrs and 9 mins

Publisher's summary

Get the second omnibus volume of the Feedback Loop series!

Contains The Feedback Loop books five through eight, plus a bonus short story and Quantum's inventory list.

About the series: Explore vast and unique fantasy MMORPG worlds in one of the original isekai GameLit series published between 2015-2018. The Feedback Loop is a portal fantasy series by Harmon Cooper, Amazon best-selling author of Pilgrim, Cowboy Necromancer, and War Priest. Fans of role-playing games and everything from classic noir to high fantasy and fast-paced gamer action will love this new collection. Watched Boss Battle? You'll dig this. A fan of Sin City, Sword Art Online, The Punisher, Free Guy, or Ready Player One? This will scratch that itch.

Volume 1 collects the first four books in the Feedback Loop and features a bonus short story set in The Loop, as well as the first 300 items of Quantum's insane inventory list. The audiobook, narrated by the legendary Jeff Hays, is produced by Soundbooth Theater.

©2022 Boycott Books, LLC (P)2023 Harmon Cooper

what an ending

I love this series by Harmon Cooper. it was a blast to listen to. the characters came alive and the energy was amazing. I'm going to have to follow the characters in proxima online

great story and great performance by Jeff Hays SBT

sad it ended need more loop
Great story
amazing performance by Jeff Hays
likes the added bonus content the 3dyas Christmas and the list

Top tier! Once again!

I actually started listening to these books from MHNYC and went backwards. But note I’m hoping we get more of everyone in the future!

Jeff Hays is such a good narrator.

I can't get enough of Jeff Hay's voice. The variety of characters he is able to portray is astounding.

Loved the references and humor

The overall story was good, loved the references, all in all a very good listen.

Cyberpunk Noire LitRPG Rollercoaster pt. 2

I had such a good time listening to The Feedback Loop volume one, that I jumped right in for volume two. And it did not disappoint. The first-person perspective and relentless barrage of jazz-age noire vernacular were right up my alley. This is not for the kids. It's gritty, but a ton of fun, Packed with references, but not in a Ready Player One kind of way. This is more like constant similes to (sometimes) obscure cultural references. The story is full of action, too, so there's a lot to parse, all the time. I was constantly stimulated. Great fun, and Jeff Hays nails the whole thing.

Finally the entire series in audio format!

I have read and listened to this series multiple time…well no, while I’ve read the series multiple times until now I haven’t been able to listen to the entire series, because until now only the first 6 books of the series were available in audio format, but now the entire series is available! That’s right the entire Feedback Loop, Quantum Hughes’ epic saga is now available! This series was one of my first introductions the litRPG genre. It starts out with Quantum being trapped in a digital world (one that reminded me of John Wick given the violent nature the world) with the day repeating over and over, (Yes, think Groundhog Day only a way more action.) but it’s not long before the scope of the story expands well beyond this one digital world, taking us back into the real world as well as other digital worlds. It features a fantastic story, tons of insane action, and Quantum is easily one of my favorite characters. As for the Jeff Hayes’ narration…if you’ve never heard any of Jeff’s work you are in for a treat. Jeff Hayes is the Mel Blanc of audiobooks. He gives each character their own unique voice to the point you’d swear there must have been a dozen different people in the recording studio. For a truly wild adventure I can’t recommend this series enough. Grab both Volumes of the Feedback Loop, you won't be sorry.

Never-ending brilliance

If you don't like clever alliteration mixed with lots of obscure pop-culture references, you probably won't like this.

Also, you'd be better going to Volume 1. The first four books have a more coherent arc and storyline. Volume 2 is more disconnected. But each part is fairly good. The fight scenes are inventive and fun.
Every few minutes, there's another brilliant piece of fun wordplay.

For a mix of poetic pop-culture, artful alliteration and constant combat carnage, this is the best book since The Iliad.

Amazing!

Love the laughs and another amazing story by H.C. & Jeff Hayes!
Keep them coming!!

Laugh It Up

Another absolute joy of a performance. Thanks for the gut chuckles. keep 'em coming guys... keep 'rm coming.