Through the Storm

TransDimensional Hunter, Book 2

De: John Ringo, Lydia Sherrer

Narrado por: Sarah Mollo-Christensen

Duración: 13 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

"Augmented reality" game Transdimensional Hunter seems too real for comfort as the world of the game merges with reality. Now, teenage game prodigy Lynn Raven will have to conquer the game or be destroyed by it.

Reality bites—and it has big teeth.

Becoming a global celebrity overnight would make most people happy.

Not Lynn Raven.

As a teenage gaming prodigy, she’s enjoyed years of anonymity behind the virtual mask of Larry Coughlin, war-hardened vet and virtual gaming mercenary. But now Lynn has stepped out of the shadows to compete in the cutting-edge augmented reality game TransDimensional Hunter that has taken the world by storm.

And she’s winning.

But with success has come swarms of paparazzi drones, jealous teammates, and a backstabbing rival team that will use any trick in the book to ruin her.

Then there’s the game itself. At times, the “augmented” reality seems too real for Lynn’s comfort, and strange accidents keep happening. Something is going on; she just has to figure out what.

Lynn would much rather fight monsters than do paparazzi interviews, but somehow she’ll have to master both—and pass her senior year to boot. She managed to step into the real, but will the storm of reality now defeat her for good?

©2023 John Ringo & Lydia Sherrer (P)2024 Audible, Inc.

When is the next book in the series

Really great story! It's to short though. It's getting juicy with the world issue. We have to see where Lynn and her clan go next. Do they get recruited into a special training program for the military? Readers need to hear. When is the next volume of the story going to be released?

great 2nd book!

enjoyed the story progression. looking forward to the third installment. great premise and solid execution so far.

I love the references to John Ringo's other novels in this book.

I believe there is nothing wrong with this novel and it is a great read

The Perfect Follow-up

Great book 2 setup for more. Lydia and John continued to build the TDM threat while also increasing the "Real" life threats. Ended the book with a clear vision of where we are headed for book 3, and I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes next. Guessing this is going to be more than just a regular trilogy with the amount of opportunity setup in this volume.

A great YA

Yes, this sequel continues in the pattern set down in the first book. Good character development, with lots of A.R. action and all the stupid shit that young people angst over, along with some things that would give problems to many adults. At least the young folks in this are open enough to make use of the more mature wisdom they have access to.

absolutely love

absolutely love the series and once again will be impatiently waiting for the next book! Great series!

Wonderful story and character development.

If you've got a teen or YA gamer, this series is great for them. Great story and plot, excellent characters and character development, plus pertinent and hilarious gaming, sci-fi, and pop culture references throughout. I and my older nieces and nephew loved it.

An Entertaining Story

John Ringo and Lydia Sherrer created an entertaining coming of age tale involving team gaming to save the world. The story continues exploring team dynamics and adds real world issues dealing with rising stardom, privacy, libel, and media law. Ringo excels with fast action battles.

I enjoy listening to Sarah Mollo-Christensen's excellent vocal performance.

This young adult story is recommended for those who enjoy games like Pokemon Go, Sci Fi set in the near future, mercenary role-play, and those who just enjoy a rocking good story.

Can't wait for the next book.

Although I am significantly older than what I believe the target audience to be, I really liked this book, and can't wait to see the next put 'on the shelf' so that I can listen to it.

If you at all are interested in gaming or gamer culture I would recommend this book for you.

John Ringo tech and humor

love John Ringos books so I'm very biased. I however wasn't a fan of the narrator. It sounds like she stretches out the last syllable of every sentence into a huffy, growling sound. Doesn't make the book bad, just not as enjoyable to listen to.