BuyMort: Singularity

Shopocalypse Saga, Book 7

De: Damien Hanson, Joseph Phelps

Narrado por: Wayne Mitchell

Tyson Dawes is back from the dead! Broke, lost, and more pissed off than ever.

Once the legendary leader of Silken Sands, Tyson's name echoed across the multiverse as the Windowpuncher, the man who tore down the Church of BuyMort and carved out an affiliate that stood for more than just profit margins. But that was a century ago. Betrayed, left to rot in the void, and stripped of everything, Tyson wakes to find his empire gone, his legacy twisted, and the people he cared about most lost to time.

But Tyson isn't one to stay down for long.

Armed with little more than grit, charisma, and his starfish suit, he sets out to reclaim what was his: Silken Sands. As he battles through corporate cronies, rogue affiliates, and the ghosts of his past, Tyson's fight becomes more than just a power grab. It's a quest to uncover what happened to those he left behind, to face down the friends who became strangers, and to piece together the wreckage of the life he thought he'd lost and accomplish that final goal that Afflqwst had set for him so long ago.

The end of BuyMort.

BuyMort: Singularity is a darkly satirical, action-packed sci-fi romp through a multiverse where freedom has a price tag, loyalty comes with hidden fees, and even your dog's fate might be part of the fine print. Expect lots of ad crunch, a variety of contemporary situations, and a final quest to the heart of BuyMort itself!

©2025 Joseph Phelps and Damien Hanson (P)2025 Podium Audio

Fantastic narrator. Nice resolution to the series.

It’s very bittersweet finishing up this series. I enjoyed it way more than I expected I would. The final book doesn’t have the battles of the previous books, but it allows Tyson to reconnect with old friends and ends in a nice note.

Great story

It's a great story but the end is kind of weak. It felt like the end of the Soprano's all over again. Hopefully the author will find inspiration and pick up in the BuyMort Universe.

not the same. but still great

the beginning of the series was fast paced. the author to his time with this one. as always the narration was great. the ending was all that was needed.

brilliant as ever

was nervous after the last book. I mean. I know war is hell but that got roughhhh. but we see a bit of a return of older ways and a bunch of changes too... it's maybe a bit disappointing parts of last book and maybe this but it was all realistic imo..

A Soft Reboot That Works

Loving the Saga and this one lives up to the earlier ones! Worth a listen and a purchase

Great ending to the shopocalypes saga

10/10 in my opinion, I don’t want to give anything away so I will leave it there. Good job to everyone in this production.

Satisfied

Last book I was pissed at the ending!!! This book gave me closure. 5 stars!!!

A Good Wrap Up

A slower read and a bit sad in parts but a nice wrap up of the loose ends.

Buymort is a such an enjoyable series!

I'm increasingly picky in choosing which series to follow and which to abandon. Buymort is definitely worthwhile and I can't wait for the next installment, assuming there is one. Please, let there be one! I especially like it when the author gives over to quirky abandon. I'm a little afraid of the day Tyson destroys Buymort because its the system that makes the series so unique. Still, I'm all for whatever keeps the author feeling fresh; hopefully, the character reset herein cancels out any fatigue the author may have been feeling, and provides a clean canvas on which to paint a new picture.

The store is closed.

This was a long widing down of what was a great action packed series. was really hoping for the action packed adventure that the pervious books had. This was a drawn out ending that shows who the window puncher really is underneath all the fighting.

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