World Keeper: Digital Advent

World Keeper, Book 11

De: Justin Miller

Narrado por: Stephen Bel Davies

In the digital age, information controls the world. It can reshape not only how we think, but our very way of life. However, this information is not merely limited to what you see on a computer screen. Within Dale's world, such world-altering information can come from almost everywhere, even from beyond the world itself.

©2022 Justin Miller (P)2023 Tantor

Another wonderful addition to a hugely convoluted story. I like it though.

This is the latest in Justin Miller's world keeper series, and I've been following for quite some time. basically, if you like the other stories in the series you'll enjoy this one as well. My overall assessment is that, though seemingly disjointed and random, the world keeper series is full of so many delightful individual moments. The characters are so endearing and if you start reading you will probably get invested into the series. My only critique of the world keeper series is that there is seemingly no main plot.

World keeper is strangely slice of life and at the same time not. if I had one critique for the main story line it's that it doesn't seem to have any particular direction that the author's pursuing, just disjointed happenstance. Many of the deeper mysteries hes created in his world building have barely been touched on, and this is his tenth book. One wonders if will ever discover just why the world keeper system exists!

Subaki is my favorite character. I want to scritch her ears but she's probably kill me.

Great entry in a great series

One of my all time favorite series. I love hearing the struggles of the Keeper and all of the gods, but just as important are the little slice of life view of the residents in the world's that are thrown in. Can't wait for the next book to come out to see what happens with this next Keeper battle!

is this title a re release?

I have heard this book before was a good book but I listened to this book months ago so not sure what is going on.

Technical but so good

I adore the World Keeper series by Justin Miller. 1. Each book is packed with details and typically have over 15 hours 2. No stone left unturned, Mr. Miller touches on each subject and leave all stories with an ending (unless they continue the series in the next book) 3. Though his books have a ton of gamer references, they make you think critically and they aren’t loaded with fluff and sexual content 4. Last but definitely not the least, the performance by Stephen Bel Davies hits the spot for this series as his voice resonates with the main character. Subsequent characters are mostly awesome but with so many characters, it’s 100% forgiven. Overall, must read!

I enjoy another about this series

I have really enjoyed this series, I do wish it was slower believe it or not. Because there are many worlds he created, they are quickly forgotten. also there amount of goddesses and support characters feel like you should get to know them more. But I love the universe and the building and creation aspects.

I nodded my head

It do be a lot of nodding in this one. The story is good but that phrase is burned into my brain