Game Over

By: Andrew Klavan

Narrated by: Andrew Kanies

In the stunning conclusion to New York Times bestseller Andrew Klavan's MindWar Trilogy, there's no escaping from The Realm. Perfect for fans of Ready Player One and The Matrix.

The MindWar Realm is a computerized world created by a deranged terrorist named Kurodar. Built through a link between Kurodar's mind and a network of supercomputers, The Realm is a pathway through which the madman can project himself into any computer system on the planet.

Twice before, Rick Dial has entered the Realm as a Mind Warrior and come back alive. But now, something has gone terribly wrong. A connection has formed in Rick's brain that sends him hurtling into The Realm without his consent--and brings the Realm's monsters into the Real World.

As Kurodar works to turn Rick's brain to his own purposes, Rick's waking and sleeping life is ravaged by terrors he never imagined.

Rick knows he has no choice but to face The Realm's final and most powerful protector. But can Rick destroy MindWar without destroying himself and the people he loves?

Readers love The MindWar Trilogy's creative worldbuilding, high-stakes virtual reality battleground, relatable protagonist, and themes of morality, inner strength, redemption after personal failure, and good vs. evil.

Loved it all!

As a school librarian, I'm always looking for "guy" books with lots of adventure, action and strong characters. This filled all the requirements plus some. Great series for my 5th grade advanced readers - they'll love it!

Great End To The Series!

This book kept the same pacing as the the 1st and 2nd books in the series. Was a great end to a great series of books. Really felt like one long good story.

Good ending

Each book was short, but really fun to listen to; narrator and author did amazing.

Mindwar Metaphors

Andrew Klavan's understanding of reality and character development drew me in so completely to the story that it seemed I was there in the action myself! Klavan's ability to explore complicated questions illustrating reality with such compelling metaphors is uncanny.

Two thumbs up

Loved the story. I was riveted until the end and didn’t want to stop listening for anything!