Becoming Glitch

De: Daniel Sayre

Narrado por: Ken Cromack

What if you could stop time?

What if it terrified you?

Andy is an unambitious community college student who gets the grades his parents want and spends most of his free time playing games online. His life seems comfortably predictable until a strange cold and an encounter with a surly giant leave him wondering if he really can freeze time. Before long he is practicing hero banter, meeting others with superhuman abilities, and trying to distract his new personal trainer with philosophy.

But all is not well.

When a petty thief turns into a nightmare with claws, even Andy’s safety becomes a thing of the past. As an ominous presence pulls strings from the shadows, Andy must either figure out what it means to become Glitch, or stand by and watch his city fall.

Narrated by Ken Cromack, Afterword by Daniel Sayredanielsayreauthor.com

©2022 Daniel Sayre (P)2024 Daniel Sayre

Great Entertainment-- Glitch is fun to read

Really enjoyed the story and performance. Engaging story, well voiced.

Our recent 12 hour car trip flew by. My wife loved it too.

Best superhero story in years

Great book, absolutely fantastic and engaging story which urges us to think while not taking itself too seriously. Easy to enjoy and great plot 10/10 would recommend

Buy this Book Now!!!

Great story telling as you learn more and more about the mystery behind each characters’ powers! The story dives into themes of responsibility, courage, and fear through the lense of these fantastically written characters. I love how it shows the moral compass we all face when making difficult choices, especially dangerous ones. I highly recommend this book as it is a refreshing dive into the super hero genre.

Good read. Fun!

The writing is fine and the story good, but I wouldn't call either one "Life Changingly Great". Entertaining though.

Likewise the marathon. Good reading, good voices that are mostly easily identifiable. But there are some minor-but-noticable pause in mid-dialogue.

Solid 4 out of 5. Would recommend to anyone who's not too nit-picky.