Aces High

Reality Benders, Book 6

De: Michael Atamanov, Andrew Schmitt - translator

Narrado por: Neil Hellegers

Duración: 10 h y 23 m

Resumen del Editor

To be on a starship that's just sustained serious damage in a space battle and lost its thrusters and to find yourself in a totally different galaxy....You might think that would be cause for panic or, at the very least, despondency, right? Not at all! Gnat maintains optimism, gradually gets his space frigate back in working order, and even finds upsides to what happened.

On top of that, there's never a dull moment - both in the virtual game and the real world. Gnat finds himself at the very epicenter of the great spacefaring races' interests, though he does not understand why they're paying him such close attention. And add to that the fact that humanity's Geckho suzerains are also in a tight spot and demanding all their vassals institute a military draft then send their assembled forces out to fight a distant space war.

Will Gnat be able to play his part in this complicated diplomatic party with the future of the entire human race at stake? Find out in book six of Reality Benders!

©2020 Michael Atamanov (P)2021 Tantor

Excellent

A great add on to the series with a heck of an ending. I love this series and am eagerly awaiting the next book in the series. The Narrator Neil Hellegers who has been narrating this series is spot on and continues to impress me. I’m looking forward to hearing him in the next book.

amazing as always

the best ongoing space litrpg series there is hands down. every time this author and neil helligers brings me to there universe and makes my life alittle better book by book

Amazing, too short! I want more!

Best book yet! Nat is finally out from under the thumb of the noobs and gets into the real big game being played. There was just so much good in this book I can't even begin to hint at it without having to hint at everything and I don't want to spoil it. I just couldn't put this one down.

Good continuation of series

If you liked the last book then you will probably like this one as well

Get old guy back!

Nothing wrong with the new narration just like to keep same person through out a series.

Michael Atamanov out does himself. A great litRPG!

Once again Michael Atamanov out does himself with another great litRPG with a side order of Space Opera. In this Reality Benders gaming series. It was truly wonderful to read. But you need to start reading it from the beginning, no skipping!!!
The book takes off right from the end of cliffhanger that was the so called end of Jump into the Unknown. Where they've found a living Relic and a Relic Space Station too.
In this book Gnat has his work cut out for him to not only get as much credits as he can, and build up his stats, but still he finds himself skating around all political machinations of all the alien races, including the earth nations and the Cryptid populations.
Neil Hellegers continues to give us his best as he narrates this story!

Good

For whatever reason this book was not as great as the previous ones. Not sure if why. It was exciting and well written. Perhaps it was simply not exciting enough given the previous books. Either way I’ll check out the next one when it’s available on audible.

Will Gnat be the leader over both Earths?

Gnat and his crew find themselves in another galaxy.
Things are escalating like crazy in the real world as well as the game.
His business partner is marrying the Gekho diplomat to earth.
What's next?
7 out of 5 stars.

Another Entertaining Series Continuation

Michael Atamanov continues to move the story forward in a unpredictable manner while introducing newer species and characters as he zips here and there through the galaxy. I actually enjoy the way the author decided on reciting level-up stats, where he only recites the few stats that rise at the time and then, after an ample amount of progression through the story, will give a rundown of his entire stat sheet. Lots of twists and interesting player joining and leaving the faction due to a variety of circumstances, all of which keeps the story lively.

Kudos to Andrew Schmitt for his translation efforts.

Neil Hellegers continues crank the potentiometer of his narrating talents to maximum enjoyment.

nice story

it was a nice book and I look forward to seeing the next installment of this series of books