Robert Wilson

'Believe It Or Not' by The Royston Club

It's 'Ready Player One' for fans of The Hunger Games

Boring, repetitive. Reads mostly like it was generated by an AI.

Slow start for me but halfway through I was fully engaged and I did not predict the end at all.

I listened to the audiobook. If I had merely read the book I think I would give it a higher rating. The problem with the audiobook is one that many current urban fantasy audiobook suffer from. The narration voice is both annoying and inappropriate for the story. This is most definitely the fault of the voice direction. Not every fantasy audiobook requires a high-pitched, nasal, everything-is-a-snarky-joke, early-20's know-it-all bimbo voice. But that specifically is the entire problem with this audiobook. The author has been done a disservice. And so was I.