D. Christopher

Surprisingly “Good Enough”

Revisado: 02-24-25

The characters really came to life with the narrator. Kurt really never disappoints. The side character Benny is too funny, but there’s more layers to him. The main characters really grow on you, and I really appreciate the author adding mental health into the story as it’s not talked about enough but so relatable in today’s society. I recommend this to everyone. I wish this type of story was out when I was alittle younger. This would be a great hit as a movie for YA….

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Standout and Unexpected

Revisado: 01-26-25

I loved the idea of hockey and diversity in the book. It was really refreshing all around. Spoiler…. I also appreciated topics of mental health with the characters (very important) the ending was nice and I hope for more out of this story in a possible sequel.

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Compelling

Revisado: 09-25-24

Strong character development between Jacob and Wilde. The beginning with Jacob’s life was strong which made the book flow well into the other chapters. Wilde’s character was so well rounded and works perfectly. Wilde’s family was a great addition and they also brought comedic relief. So many great moments in this book. The narrator was also excellent and brought variety. I definitely recommend this.

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Very Progressive in a positive way

Revisado: 08-31-24

I purchased this audiobook a few years ago but never had the time to listen to it until now. It’s actually a well rounded story with the two main characters trying to understand each other and form connection after an accident. The coming out scenes and the intimate connections between the two are very progressive. Robert’s mom is great in this too , so level headed and enjoyable all at the same time. The narration is well done also. I definitely recommend for high school readers and young adults.

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Not Too Bad

Revisado: 07-16-24

You have to get use to the reader for the first few chapters but overall it’s a good book. Michael’s parents and his friends are the best and there’s a lot of LOL moments. The ending……………bitter sweet but makes sense on how the story flows.

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Very Moving

Revisado: 04-18-24

Great real story of triumph and the fight for religious freedom and the Christian faith for China and its people.

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Mind Trip but so worth it

Revisado: 04-16-24

Definitely Recommend. When the climax hits it’s a game changer. I can’t wait for the next book.

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Honestly Pretty Good

Revisado: 04-04-24

I love these types of novels, dystopian, and futuristic style of things of the world. The story is well paced and I’m excited to hear the second book of the series.

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Powerful

Revisado: 12-21-21

I read this once when I was in high school 13 plus years ago. I decided to listen with audible, and this is such a powerful story of faith in knowing that God is mightier than the evil we face head on. I’m so glad to read/listen to this again and recommend this to others.

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Who To Trust?

Revisado: 08-21-21

I wasn’t quite sure about this book at first after reading some mixed reviews. I did enjoy Victoria Lee’s unique old world new world dystopia thriller. I will say it took me some chapters to keep me fully vested into story. A lot happens in the beginning then it slows down a tad then it picks back up towards the middle and end. I did enjoy the main character but felt like he couldn’t of made brighter decisions. As the book develops you don’t know who Noam should really trust. I’ll have to listen to the second book to see what will happen next.

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