Drudge Match

A Cyberpunk Saga, Book 7

De: Matthew A. Goodwin

Narrado por: Zachary Johnson

The epic finale. It is time to take down the megacorporations once and for all.

The people of B.A. City are ready to throw off the yoke of their oppressors. At last, Moss and his friends are able to take the fight directly to the companies, but are they too late? Their enemy acts first and Moss finds himself having to save the planet before he can free it.

The shadows of his past continue to haunt him and every decision he has made comes into question as Moss enters the final showdown with his former employer. What he wants, and what he is willing to do to get it, plague his malfunctioning mind. Old friends become the key to victory but only if they can survive long enough.

Can Moss finally avenge his parents and set the planet free?
Find out in Drudge Match: A Cyberpunk Saga (Book 7)!

©2022 Matthew A. Goodwin (P)2023 Matthew A. Goodwin

solid popcorn drama

let start off by saying I like the secondary characters and the overall story, as well as the narration. that is what led me to finish the series.

that said, I never felt like the author liked Moss. Moss, as a main character was always in the wrong, even in situations where he would be justified in being upset, he is not allowed to be. By book 7, the main character is supposed to have grown and changed, Moss however, is still portrayed as naive and incapable.

it's hard to root for a MC who gets chastised at every turn for having an opinion or not knowing some specific bit of knowledge. time has supposedly passed in the story, but The only noticeable change in Moss is that he now drinks, smokes, and gets laid.

I finished the story because I enjoyed the side characters in spite of Moss

Great book but should have been combined with book 6

My only dislike is that it should have ben combined with book 6, as a 4 hour audiobook it was too short for the $ however I was already hooked and needed to see how it ell ended.

Performance and production were just as high quality as the other titles in the series.

is that a good ending?

though Moss accomplished the goal set by his parents in saving the world, i didn't care for how it all ended.
after all they had been through, Moss and Issy could have made it through.
this book felt like the author rushed through to get it done. I'm not saying it was poorly written, just rushed.

A fun story

I was underwhelmed by the ending. The conclusion did not seem to fit the rest of the books in the series.

It's allright

Kinda dissapointing end to the series, but I didn't expect much going into this. Enjoyable enough as a whole, but far from the first title i'll recommend to other people. Good narration tho