John Mcfarland

Good listen.

Revisado: 01-11-24

I thoroughly enjoy the series and this is a good continuation of the story.

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loved it.

Revisado: 01-09-24

To be fair, J.T.J laugh got me almost every time. I loved the story though. I thought it was well done.

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I like it.

Revisado: 12-14-23

I don't really don't have a negative thing to say about this book. it is a wonderful story. Thank you for the time and effort that you put in to it

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Really? Let's make women the heroes they are.

Revisado: 10-28-23

Look, I appreciate drama. This is dramatic. I like the story. I like the characters. I love that I just tried to write strong female characters and my auto correct decided I wrote he-man. That really says more than I could personally... Why would we have a strong female? That is so wonderfully wrong and ashamedly expected. Great job predicative algorithm. You have understood me not at all.

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I think this can be great.

Revisado: 10-27-23

I think this is a good story. I like the world and characters. I think there are occasions where too many descriptive words are used and it causes some disassociation. It doesn't make the story less entertaining but it does disrupt the flow.

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I liked it

Revisado: 10-15-23

I am somewhat confused by the negative reviews. I found it to be thoroughly enjoyable. There really is no accounting for taste.

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Adorable

Revisado: 09-11-23

I rate a lot of books by character depth development and the world they reside in. I don't need a fantasy to read a good story but I do appreciate the difference between our worlds. I do need to relate in some way to the characters. I enjoyed this story. I think it's worth your time. If anyone cares the following is the introspection that I received after reading this story.


Time and distance from our childhood makes us jaded and forgetful. I think this is a wonderful reminder that at some point we all just wanted to marry a grasshopper and have people that adore us.

Take a moment every day to remember what is truly important to you. We get stuck in the SYSTEM that we call life. It is expectation and duty. Yet deep inside we are all still that child that burns with the desire to be loved and to love. Don't let the super ego, that is subjective to societal pressure, overwhelm the ego. The ID is the child we lost. It is pure in its love. It is pure in its hate. It is unconstrained by the SYSTEM(read society). It is innocent. Yet it is the most harshly judged and changed to blend in better with the super ego (the us that is society approved AKA the system). This is a fallacy. The ID does not hate a race, a nationalisation, a color, a gender, a sexual preference, a political party, or a religion etc.. It hates only an obstruction to its ideal.

One's self is the combination of the ID and the super ego. It is the balance that Freud called the ego. This I believe is true but fails to truly conceive of the variance that is the ego. Many are taught to control our base nature, to better fit with our society, yet we see that it cannot truly be suppressed in every single action we take. What we love or hate takes on a different hue. It becomes what society says we should love or hate. Our super ego is directed and focused and pressured to the point that our true ID is consumed and a false ego is represented.

The children know. They hate the meany that took their toy. They love the friend that played their game. There is no lingering animosity. The same meany can become friends in seconds. What matters to them is fleeting and chaotic and beautiful. We change them to better fit with our society. However, the future is theirs it's not ours.

What is precious and pure and everything to a child is only a rock with an etching to us. The greatest treasure was only a passing novelty. Yet for someone it was enough to alter the ego. It was a symbol of self. It was ID. It became EGO. Will you let it be lost? Will society's influence on the super ego change us so much that we let our ID die? I mourn the loss of the child I was, of the adult I could have been.

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wow

Revisado: 08-25-23

This series was phenomenal. It had a bit of everything. I laughed, I cried. I found a new favorite swear. Very great read and a wonderful listen.

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Fantastic Series

Revisado: 08-11-23

I almost bypassed this series. I am glad I did not. I adore the protagonist's mind. If one were to rate her abilities from a pure combat perspective, the rating would be rather low. However she is OP in other ways. She is sociable but also clever and cautious. I am glad to read and listen to a story about a character I can actually somewhat relate to. Thanks for a great story thus far. I anticipate the next in the series.

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pretty good

Revisado: 08-09-23

This book read great till about 3/4 through. Then it backtracked. I'm not openly opposed as it may progress the story but it's still annoying to see lateral character growth in a volume. Oh there is allusion to progression but we all know that's as unsatisfactory as a wet dream and as annoying as a wet fart. Good job. I'll pick up the next book. However, it will not be priority. I will not follow the author in anticipation.

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