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Ramping Up

Revisado: 02-25-25

The pace accelerated towards induction. Final pre-induction questions are answered as the reader is prepared to be yeeted into an entirely different landscape by the author. The potential scope of the plot expands and the pace of the timeline accelerates until finally crashing you into the final chapter (a devastating cliffhanger ofcourse).

My only complaint is that Mr. Sean Oswald does not write faster, and that our beloved Travis Baldree is horrifically (and literally) "overbooked".

Hurry up and take more of my money.

Thanks,

DC

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Lots of gas in the tank

Revisado: 11-01-24

Many series get tired as they drag on. Not so with this one, each is better than the last, and the author needs to write faster.

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Topping off the tank.

Revisado: 03-28-24

Dear A.F. Kay... here I am thinking the series is winding down, and coming to an end, and all those loose ends will get neatly tied up. Clearly you have something else in mind. There are now more questions than ever, and a vast new range of possible answers to those questions. Your stamina as a writer is remarkable, and I look forward to the next book.

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Major comeback!

Revisado: 08-30-23

The last two books in this series were admittedly hard to get through as a reader. I stuck around out of morbid curiosity and a love for Mr. Reynolds narration, as well as to support Mr. Manning. This book brings back some life into the world, and I can not be more happy with the story or the narration. Many questions answered, many more raised, new characters with infinite possible storyline for continuation. Will definitely pre-order the next one as soon as it is offered. So write the man a check and tell him to get back to writing!

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A great book about a bad story.

Revisado: 08-07-23

Some books we churn through pages to find a happy ending, for others a daring triumph, but this story we stand rapt in muted horror, anticipation, and outrage. This is all made worse because it seems so realistic, atleast from a behavioralist perspective. This book shows the bright spots of humanity, and how our darkness will not leave the whole unblighted. This is a really good book, but a horrific story. I reluctantly admit..... I'll buy the next one too, just to see how it ends, though it seems it never does. As within, so without, I suppose.

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Slow start, strong finish.

Revisado: 07-03-23

As with most epics the story builds slowly, cultivating a strong base for the protagonists character development. This gives the series a sluggish start, but about halfway through the book hits second gear and begins to accelerate quickly. The book screams towards the end with plot twists, story line development and finishes very strong. The epilogue gives us a tantalizingly glimpse of what the next book will do to our dear protagonist, and I for one certainly intend to find out how the story goes from here.

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Gripping Read.

Revisado: 06-07-23

There is enough story in this book to write 4 more. Mr. Wight managed to squeeze everything into this book and pull Cradle to a close without losing the reader. I am sad to see the job rushed but must admit that the concentrated series of events made for a gripping Read without becoming incoherent due to the haste. This is likely one of the best conclusions I have ever read, and I am glad I pre-ordered the book.

Thanks also to Travis for his consistent excellent performance throughout the entire epic. Someone please express to this man my deepest gratitude. Travis Baldree has managed to bring the magic of many books to me while I operate in my mundane life. Gratitude.

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Good actionable information.

Revisado: 05-03-23

I am writing this review because another reader's review that the book was not useful for adults but rather caregivers of young adults.
This is simply not the case, there are lectures about brain development but there is also actionable information to improve your own memory and mental capacity. I would guess that this reader did not stick around past the second chapter, if they listened at all.

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What The F**k

Revisado: 12-15-22

Absolutely gripping read, but the storyline and character development is tantamount to a child kicking over a sandcastle after having built it. There is a bit of cyclical irony when viewed on a macro scale, though many questions are left. There is room for book 6, if anyone has the heart to read on.

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Manifesto of Medeocrity

Revisado: 11-18-22

Generic overview of cookie cutter financial planning and accepted normative financial advice. This book is for those who want to work one job for many years at average pay, buy an average house, live to be an average age, have an average retirement and put average (not much) effort into learning how to profit from your own capital so you can do nothing for the last 20 years and die with insurance and inheritance money to pay to your children who will grow up to go to an average college get an average job and live and die just like you did. Average. Start with this book, but please don't stop here. You can do better.

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