Digital Evolution

The Game Is Life, Book 6

De: Terry Schott

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Ten years have passed on Tygon since the Virtual Prophet woke the Dreamers.

Games of life and death continue, and the stakes for winning - or losing - promise to affect the inhabitants across three realities.

©2017 Terry Schott (P)2017 Podium Audio

Very confusing keeping track, too convulted

First out, both Terry Schott's writing and Luke Daniels' performance are quite good. However, while the story was written well, the fact that there were multiple worlds, all with key characters along with some characters drifting in and out and some existing in multiple worlds made it very difficult to keep pace with the thread that makes up the story.

I'm left to suspect that even Terry has a huge rose-like Venn diagram on his wall defining the many relationships both human and world overlap, that he often refers to when writing the next book in a series.

In the end, I gave up trying top keep the various world relationships and ended up just listening through it, knowing full well that I'm losing a lot of what the book is about.

Love this series

Terry has brought us an amazing story, it will keep you on the edge of your seat

AwesomeSeries!

It’s keep getting better! It’s a lot to take in, but all the stories keep it interesting!

Love these Books

I absolutely love this book series and the reader is one of my favorites. I think I have 2weeks to wait before the next and I can't wait. One of the best things besides the story of course is that the publisher puts a few chapters of the next book at the end of each and I love that. Thank you Luke Daniels for the great work and Mr. Terry Scott you're a great writer and please don't stop! We love your books.

Great job once again.

Love this series. The multi layered approach to the game keeps one guessing and waiting for the next big surprise to drop. The author surely has the entire thing mapped out because he introduces new components very fluidly. Great job! Luke Daniels is an awesome reader. Bring on the next one.

There's something about this storry line

Its odd, everytime i finish one of this books i want to read more about it, had to wait a few times for the next book to come out so it went to the back of my mind. And for some reason I know i want to finish this storry line but dont really have the drive to dive right in to the next book. Once i start again i remember what i liked about it again and want to finish right away. This time i'm lucky and wont have to wait long since the next book is available already.

This book i really liked, lots of pieces of the puzzle start to connect. Up to the next part that hopefully will be as good as this one.

Loose ends tied while a tapestry unravels

Firstly, I just want to thank Schott for naming a major character after me. I'm sure this isn't at all a coincidence. Nope. ;)

I predict the reviews for this book will be a bit contentious. Personally, I enjoyed it. But, I have the feeling a lot of people who are casual listeners might have some complaints.

Tru and Danielle are back. In fact this book does a good job of bringing back pretty much everybody. Considering how many characters and worlds Schott has introduced, I think you'll get my implication that a lot of listeners might find this edition to be a bit overwhelming.

The literary *multi*verse brought to us in this series is amazing. If you're paying attention, the way the worlds fit together is very much clarified in this submission. The palace intrigue is wild. It is unlikely that you'll find yourself bored at any point.

Schott is definitely a fan of the "surprise reveal"; However, this can be problematic when it's been a few or even several books since a character was first introduced. I am fortunate because I decided to briefly re-listen to some portions of Interlude: Brandon and Shadows. If I would not have done this, I think I would have been very, very lost at the significance of some of the happenings. Schott's stories are honestly a bit more suited for an arc on a TV show than other media. Digital Evolution may be a bit *too* overwrought, if I'm being honest.

If you're okay with a little ambiguity and willing to read between the lines, I think you'll enjoy this book as much as I did.

Also, this book has one of the biggest cliffhangers, maybe ever. In fact, the term "cliffhanger" is wildly inadequate to describe how things are left. (I refuse to listen to the short snippets at the end of the books. I don't like spoilers.)

Luke Daniels is great as always. I'm really glad his clear and precise narration was gifted for this series. I think the majority of performers would not do it justice.

a great series

Your enjoyment will be greater if you have read this series in order. Super excited for the next book :).

Exhausted

I feel like this book was just a huge middle finger to the listener. Six books in and just when you feel you know where taking you, they blow up the car.

Great book.

Great story love the twist and turns. The traveling to multiple worlds and the ending is truly something else.