Alterlife Box Set: Alterlife Books 1-3

De: Matt Moss

Narrado por: Matt Moss

Alterlife Box Set: Alterlife Books 1-3

Alterlife:

The chance of a lifetime...

To live in a thrilling world of adventure...

One with endless possibilities.

Down on his luck and with his back against a wall, John Crussel would do anything to provide for his family.

Even rob a bank out of desperation.

But when he hears of how he can make money in a virtual reality video game called Alterlife, he walks away from the robbery and decides to give it a shot.

Couldn't be harder than robbing a bank, could it?

John's world is about to change as he finds that Alterlife is easier than it seems.

But being a hotshot new guy that seems to have all the luck draws the attention of some dangerous people in Alterlife - ones that want what he has and are willing to do anything for it.

Through a series of unfortunate events, John becomes the first to contract a deadly virus.

Now he only has 10 days to live.

He soon finds himself tied to a sinister plot and realizes that his misfortune may not be a coincidence.

The virus was designed to kill players outside of the game. And John was targeted to be a carrier.

Can he rid himself of the virus before time runs out?

All John Crussel wanted was to make some easy money.

He thought Alterlife was just a game...

Alterlife II:

John Crussel has established himself as one of the most powerful players in the game, known in Alterlife as Ace the Great. But his quest for freedom came at a price. By unleashing the virus, thousands of lives were lost, and their blood is on his hands.

Time has passed, and with it, the deaths seemed to have stopped - the virus is no more. Prosperity has returned to Alterlife, and to John's life.

But the Gamemasters haven't forgotten about Ace the Great and what he has done. They lie in wait, patient and calculating. They seek to avenge their fallen brother, and are willing to use every tool in their arsenal to deliver justice - even unleashing the gods themselves upon Alterlife.

John Crussel thinks everything is back to normal. But there's a war coming to his doorstep.

And he doesn't even see it coming.

Alterlife III:

John Crussel lost. And his family paid the price. He's through with Alterlife.

That is until Deakins convinces him to meet Giovisi - a strange and meticulous man who operates a cleaning business. It also happens that he's the Guildmaster of the Saviors - a mysterious guild in an even more mysterious place.

Giovisi convinces John that the threat still remains; the virus is still in Afterlife. He warns that, soon, the Gamemasters will raise Thal, the God of War, and when they do, the virus will be unleashed upon all of Alterlife and the real world as well, ushering in the demise of the human race.

The countdown to the Blood Moon has begun; the gods' rite will bring mankind's doom. And they've got the aid of the Soldiers of Justice and the King's Blood - the two largest guilds in Alterlife.

With tremendous odds stacked against them, it's up to John Crussel and the Saviors to stop the gods before it's too late.

Game on.

©2020 Matt Moss (P)2021 Matt Moss

great story!

this was my first audible audiobook! it had a great story easy to follow easy to get wrapped up in it! I found myself listening to it all day long for many days! I loved that all the books were included in this audiobook, very enjoyable experience!

What a thrilling story! A must read or listen!!

Matt Moss what an amazing set of books!! You are a very talented writer and story teller. Your books grab the reader and those who are listening and pull them into another word filled with adventure. Keep up the great work. I can’t wait to see how “Ace the great” plays out in the upcoming books!

Overall Feedback

I really enjoy the concept of being immersed in a VR world the idea is fascinating and would be incredible if we had that kind of technology today. However, my biggest issue with the story was the main character. His decisions felt inconsistent, and while he claimed to act for his family, his actions often came across as selfish. He constantly apologized for betraying the trust of those around him, yet kept making the same mistakes. He was easily my least favorite character in the series, especially in book two, where nearly every major problem was a direct result of his choices. The only thing going for him was his fearless nature and his tendency to push the limits. That seemed to work out for him half of the time, but it also led to many of the conflicts he faced.

That being said, I really admire the world-building and the creativity that went into crafting this story. The immersive VR concept is intriguing, and I can see the depth and passion put into it. Keep up the great work!