Fragmented

The Game Is Life, Book 8

By: Terry Schott

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

Length: 8 hrs and 57 mins

Publisher's Summary

Cooper has made mistakes. Lives were lost. Realties destroyed.

Invited to join a mysterious and powerful group known as Wielders, he must learn whether his new powers are a blessing or a curse.

©2016 Terry Schott (P)2017 Podium Publishing

Yet another great book in this amazing series

The plot thickens, expands and twist in and around itself. I'm blessed to have stumbled upon this gem of a series. Keep the books coming, I'm ready for more!

I do not like this series

this review was based on this book being awful plotline was so poor and there was no interest in the beginning

This series alone is worth all the credits I never used

This is my second time thru the entire series.... Narrator’s performance is perfect.... The story keeps getting better with each book. Terry Schott is brilliant.

The multi-simulverse begins to be explained

It has been almost 2 and a half years since I finished Book 7 which I became annoyed with from all of the different realities following similar paths and seemingly related but mostly still a mystery. I came upon Book 8 while looking for another novel and decided to give it a try after so long. I was pleased to find that Terry Schott decided to provide some information regarding the over-arching structure of these many worlds.

Fragmented introduces a few new characters but also includes many of the original cast from Dream and Tygon worlds. There also seems to be some high level subversion happening but as to why has yet to be explained. Then, some key character deaths occur due to the subversion and also due to unknown instability within the world spheres. One negative aspect remains in the story where some of the "mover/shaker" characters continue to converse in riddles and gibberish making little sense to the players and the listener which causes a frustrated listening experience.

Still, Luke Daniels narrating proficiency makes these intentional mind-game antics tolerable.

Outstanding

This whole series is very well put together, there are a lot of moving parts. But with all that it still feels organized and on point. Super excited to see how this journey ends up.

loose ends

great flow to the book which tied together all of the various storylines seemlessly. it also seemed to be wrapping up so many of the various plots. But ended ubruptly and noe I have more questions then when I started book 8. ready for 9 I guess.

Very enjoyable

I have thoroughly enjoyed all the books in this series. Cleverly written. Waiting for the next one

More confused than ever

I’ve been following closely and love the stories however this felt so jumpy it was difficult to keep track of which world I was currently listening to.

Still looking forward to the next book.

Weakest of the series

I found this to be the weakest of the series. It jumped around so much I had a hard time staying with the story arc. Don’t get me wrong. I still enjoyed it, just not the best in the series in my opinion. Too many shifts.

Need more!

Love this series, can’t wait for more. It pulls you in and you can’t get out

Losing interest

This is getting to messy, especially with out a recap at the start. It's month if not years since I listened to the previus book and this one jumps around and makes next to no sense.

Great book

This series is so good and this book doesn’t disappoint. The story keeps getting better and better