Condition Evolution

A LitRPG/Game-Lit Adventure

By: Kevin Sinclair

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland

Does your life suck? Need a helping hand?

When Shaun’s life continues to go from bad to worse, he is offered the chance to escape into an epic game world. One with the power to repair his mind and body while he lives out his wildest dreams.

What could possibly go wrong?

It turns out fighting monsters and obesity is tough wherever you are! Then there’s the unrequited love. Weren’t the women supposed to fall head over heels with the hero? Not in Anatoli, a brutal and unforgiving land on the brink of apocalypse.

If Shaun can survive this very real experience, he might just get to be a hero back in the real world!

Introducing Condition Evolution, the updated and re-edited second edition. It's finally here and it has evolved!

©2020 Kevin Sinclair (P)2020 Kevin Sinclair

Too funny with this guy!!

Kevin, you’re hilarious. You picked an awesome narrator too. Christian, I look forward to many more audiobooks by you. Great pair for funny writer and comedic timing genius narrator.

That was actually very good

Got this audio book for free as part of a giveaway and ended up really enjoying it. Am about to buy the next one even though I feel like it's a bit short for the price. Definitely recommend.

Disjointed

It just seems to jump from plot A to plot G. The story didn’t seem to flow.

horrid voice for fairy people

nuff said, it's typical of male narrators ton overly high pitch female and or fairy voices. it hurt. a lot lol. was a great book. he just. ish. terribly terrible at fairy queen.

Fantastic

This is a new author for me. I do enjoy Mr. Gililand's narration and here he did a phenomenal job. Each character had a unique voice, each impactful part of the story resonated. As for the story, it flowed smoothly with great pacing. A real treat and worth the credit.

Solid first book...glad there’s two more

Enjoyed this one from the beginning. Relatable MC who kicks as when needed. Wil be picking up the other books in series.

Damn good book

it started a little slow but by the end of chapter 1 I was hooked. the entire book had me feeling the ups and downs with the main character I can't wait for the next book.

pleasantly surprised

I figured to give this book a try, and although there were some "too stood to live" moments it was well worth the listen. Also I'll just say the ending plot twist so hard it nearly broke my neck.

worth a shot

pretty good book. alittle short but give it a listen. lookinh forward to the next one.

Not really sure how to feel about this one.

The story is.. Lame. Sure the premise is interesting. A therapy using a game world to kick addiction while Nanites or whatever repair your body.

Inside the game was.. Bland. It was made for a handful of people so it feels more like a co-op game instead of world were supposed to care about.

The ending inside the game was lackluster. Plus the romance was.. Off, somehow. Didn't come off as genuine to me. I never felt it, only heard about it.

The ending 'outside' the game was by far the most interesting thing about this book. Really, it made this book feel more like a pre-qual. I suspected some type of genetic manipulation based off the title. Somehow tied to the levels he got in game.

It turned out far more interesting than I was expecting. Honestly that ending is why this is 4 starts and not 3 or even 2. It took me by surprise, which is rare since this book is in the 800 range for me.