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Another great read (and listen)

Revisado: 04-11-24

This isn't quite Jeremy's usual style, but as usual, it doesn't disappoint. I couldn't put it down. This is another riveting story that would make an excellent movie, and I highly recommend it.!

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A great finish to the Infinite Timeline

Revisado: 03-21-23

I've been waiting for ages for this final book in the Infinite Timeline series, and it did not disappoint. The only downside is that, although I tried to pace myself to make it last, I couldn't put it down, and now I have to say goodbye to all of these wonderful characters that I've gotten to know over the last few years. (Here's hoping that Cowboy keeps popping up in the future...)

As set up in the last few books, Cherry Bomb is working towards destroying reality and remaking it to please her, and our separate groups of heroes finally meet and join forces to try to stop her. I knew that much going in, but I was unprepared (in a good way) for the surprises and twists revealed, and I lost track of how many times I exclaimed "no...really?! " And Cowboy's side mission (no spoilers!) brought some thought-provoking depth to the infinite worlds theory.

Jeremy Robinson is a master at bringing worlds and characters to life and R.C. Bray once again does a phenomenal job with his narration. If I could, I would give Singularity, and the rest of the Infinite Timeline series, more than 5 stars.

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A funny farce all the way through.

Revisado: 10-22-22

I really enjoyed this story full of misadventures. And pirates! There were various pop culture/ real world references to chuckle at, and the supporting characters are entertaining. I absolutely loved Jimminy and Captain No Beard.
I've seen some reviews that accuse the author of hating women, mainly because of one chapter, but I disagree. Yes, there are some evil, man- hating women, and yes there is another truly vile woman. And of course, Dungar is on a quest to kill the evil witchy queen. But women aren't the only "villains", and Dungar doesn't hate women...he doesn't really like anyone.
Overall this was a fun parody of adventure stories, and I would love to see a sequel.

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Great addition to the Infinite timeline

Revisado: 04-20-22

Reads like a fast paced action movie with some laugh out loud moments. It could work as a stand alone book, but it's so much better if you've read the other novels that tie the timeline together. I can't wait for the next 2 books! R.C. Bray's narration was brilliant, as always.

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A fun, crazy ride

Revisado: 11-26-21

Telekinetic assassins? ✔
Snarky A.I.? ✔
Explosions, weird humor, and a bunch of really crazy stuff too! This is another hit for Jeremy Robinson, and a great addition tying together Tribe, The Dark, and now Mind Bullet (with a couple of cameo appearances for readers of his other series). If you're a first time reader, no worries! It makes a good stand alone book too.
R.C. Bray, as always, does a fantastic job bringing characters to life and is a pleasure to listen to.

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