The Eye of Minds (The Mortality Doctrine, Book One)

De: James Dashner

Narrado por: Erik Davies

From James Dashner, author of the #1 New York Times bestselling Maze Runner series, comes the first book in the bestselling Mortality Doctrine series, an edge-of-your-seat cyber-adventure trilogy that includes The Rule of Thoughts and The Game of Lives.

Includes a sneak peek of The Fever Code, the highly anticipated conclusion to the Maze Runner series—the novel that finally reveals how the Maze was built!

The VirtNet offers total mind and body immersion, and the more hacking skills you have, the more fun it is. Why bother following the rules when it’s so easy to break them? But some rules were made for a reason. Some technology is too dangerous to fool with. And one gamer has been doing exactly that, with murderous results.
The government knows that to catch a hacker, you need a hacker. And they’ve been watching Michael. If he accepts their challenge, Michael will need to go off the VirtNet grid, to the back alleys and corners of the system human eyes have never seen—and it’s possible that the line between game and reality will be blurred forever.

Praise for the Mortality Doctrine Series:

“Dashner takes full advantage of the Matrix-esque potential for asking ‘what is real.’” —io9.com

“Set in a world taken over by virtual reality gaming, the series perfectly capture[s] Dashner’s hallmarks for inventiveness, teen dialogue and an ability to add twists and turns like no other author.” —MTV.com

“A brilliant, visceral, gamified mash-up of The Matrix and Inception, guaranteed to thrill even the non-gaming crowd.” —Christian Science Monitor

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Praise for the Mortality Doctrine Series:

“Dashner takes full advantage of the Matrix-esque potential for asking ‘what is real.’” —io9.com

“Set in a world taken over by virtual reality gaming, the series perfectly capture[s] Dashner’s hallmarks for inventiveness, teen dialogue and an ability to add twists and turns like no other author.” —MTV.com

“A brilliant, visceral, gamified mash-up of The Matrix and Inception, guaranteed to thrill even the non-gaming crowd.” —Christian Science Monitor

"An exhilarating adventure story with touches of Anthony Horowitz’s Alex Rider books and Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game."-Booklist.com

“More realistic and addictive than any video game—The Eye of Minds sucked me in from the very first page. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo meets The Matrix in a vividly rendered world of gamers, hackers, and cyber-terrorists. I can’t wait to read the next book in the series!”—Kami Garcia, #1 New York Times bestselling coauthor of Beautiful Creatures and author of Unbreakable

"Dashner's descriptions are screenplay-ready...This book will satisfy the author’s fans...[and readers] in search of an adrenaline rush."-School Library Journal

“A gripping page-turner, Dashner’s latest is sure to please.”—BookPage

“Full of action [and] a rather surprising twist that will leave you flipping pages.”—fanboynation.com

“High on concept, this is an intriguing read for the digital generation.”—Kirkus Reviews

"Dashner once again creates a dystopian world in which nothing is what it seems."-VOYA

A Junior Library Guild Selection

A YALSA Teens Top Ten Pick

Don't judge a book by other people's reviews.

There are good and bad reviews for this book. I passed over it six times because of the bad reviews. I really enjoyed this book and am looking forward to the next ones. If you've passed this book over because of the reviews then read it any way and form your own opinion. Remember opinions are like belly buttons and but holes.....everyone has one; some are just bigger then others.

Ready Player None! Still worth @ listen 3.5 stars

Any additional comments?

Interesting book; however, please do not expect "Ready Player One" as this will in no way compare to that experience. Book starts off fairly interesting with VR concept and has its moments. I got a little bored in the middle as it dragged with redundant action sequences - yet I was glad I hung in there. Not that the ending cannot be predicted, still was pleasantly surprised that it did and it brought nice resolution to this tale. 3.5 stars and worth a listen if you like the genre.

This was an amazing mind twisting book!

It was amazing! I recommend if you like The Hunger Game!! The narrator was great with all of his voice impressions!

Amazing!

I loved the book. I read most of it on google play books and then moved over to audible. Once I started I couldn't stop. I had never been so enticed by a book before.

Eye of Brilliance

A new perspective on the future of gaming. This book is everything you could possibly in a story, suspenseful, and likable characters. James dasher has a gift for story telling. A perfect read for you listeners out there. I wasn't disappointed.

Unpredictable

I couldn't see the end until it was given. I can't wait until I start the next book. Great book!

This book is as awesome as all James Dashner books

I really enjoyed this book but it was just a little bit slow in the begin after the first chapter. Otherwise a really solid "reading" experience.

I love this book!

Such a good read, keeps you drawn in so intensely. A good time for sure!

not a preferred recommendation

look I'm not a big reader/listener and usually am fairly picky with what I do read. I am only here because I was recommended this book after reading ready player one which I loved and this book doesnt even feel related to it in many ways. the authors world building in the Virtual realm feels lacking, and his character motives feel inauthentic for those situations. and it's clear the author is good. just this type of virtual world fantasy is not a strength I would consider them to have. as a virtual reality book I'm like a 1 out of 5 stars. but putting the virtual reality aside the books like a 4 out of 5. recapping it, it's good but just not what I was looking for and expecting from its recommendation.

Intense

Non-stop intensity. Look forward to next one. Odd ending. Performance was generally good though narrator occasionally seemed to lose track of different voices in rapid dialogue.