Digital Heretic

The Game Is Life, Book 2

De: Terry Schott

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Millions on Earth are shaken by the events set in motion by Zack's final play. Billions on Tygon watch breathlessly as the consequences of his actions ripple through both worlds. Will his girlfriend, still inside the Game, step forward to lead the movement that he created?

Billions of lives are in jeopardy of being lost based on the decisions made by children inside the Game.

©2016 Terry Schott (P)2016 Podium Audio

This book is so cool. I recommend it highly

check this book out only if you want a great adventure and story. five stars

Erratic

Still a really good book and it may of just been me but this one felt all over the place but honestly a lot did happen

All the Plot Twists

I liked the ability for characters to overcome the obstacles. Nothing was carved in cement; just wet cement. Little hand prints . . .

great story

I am loving this book series. Already have the next two downloaded!!! Luke Daniel's is great as always.

Great book, bugged by a few things

The book was great. The only issue I had was the positive light it brought on non science. Even though it was explained through as though virtual reality, it brought up pseudo science as real thing. Pseudoscience has no place in science fiction. That's fantasy.

Excellent book!!

Everything about this series was amazing and on point! truly exceptional work and I’ve only listened to the first two.

Every bit as good as the first book

I’ve read some of the other reviews and they make me sad. These books fit together like an intricate and beautiful puzzle and, once Mr. Schott blows your mind and changes your perspective, you get to see a bit more of the puzzle.

Still great, but first one was better

Although not quite as good as the first one in the series, I enjoyed this one and again wanted more after the cliffhanger ending.

Time is running out.

I hope you hadn’t gotten tired of hearing that line in the previous title. You will see no shortage of their ability to stuff that phrase in anywhere they can. I actually enjoyed this title much more then the first. They capitalized in many right places and brought the story to a great cliffhanger. My one question is why does Zack or True as he now prefers to be called have so much trouble believing when he is the one who taught belief? To me it just makes no sense. Other then that very solid title. 9/10

I finished this one faster than the first one :P

I really feel like the theology and philosophy is why I stay but the voice acting in the story are a close second.

I do highly recommend these especially since the first two are free, give them a chance, I think you really like them :)

I will say that the infrequent but consistent skipping over of certain details I wish I could hear is irksome, (It seems to be this author's style of hook) but since there are nine books I'm going to assume that I'll hear everything by the end :P