Drudge Match

A Cyberpunk Saga, Book 7

By: Matthew A. Goodwin

Narrated by: Zachary Johnson

Length: 4 hrs and 43 mins

Publisher's summary

The epic finale. It is time to take down the megacorporations once and for all.

The people of B.A. City are ready to throw off the yoke of their oppressors. At last, Moss and his friends are able to take the fight directly to the companies, but are they too late? Their enemy acts first and Moss finds himself having to save the planet before he can free it.

The shadows of his past continue to haunt him and every decision he has made comes into question as Moss enters the final showdown with his former employer. What he wants, and what he is willing to do to get it, plague his malfunctioning mind. Old friends become the key to victory but only if they can survive long enough.

Can Moss finally avenge his parents and set the planet free?
Find out in Drudge Match: A Cyberpunk Saga (Book 7)!

©2022 Matthew A. Goodwin (P)2023 Matthew A. Goodwin

An amazing conclusion to an unbelievable saga.

The story telling is so good that I can see everything in my head as the story is told. I grew to love the characters and the world the author built. I can tell he poured his heart and soul into this book and this saga. The narrator is amazing at expressing the story and breathing life into the characters. this series will always hold a place in my heart. The writing is artistic and beautiful. A must read. It makes me sad it's over but it was perfect. I'm excited for his new series! Congratulations on such an outstanding saga.

solid popcorn drama

let start off by saying I like the secondary characters and the overall story, as well as the narration. that is what led me to finish the series.

that said, I never felt like the author liked Moss. Moss, as a main character was always in the wrong, even in situations where he would be justified in being upset, he is not allowed to be. By book 7, the main character is supposed to have grown and changed, Moss however, is still portrayed as naive and incapable.

it's hard to root for a MC who gets chastised at every turn for having an opinion or not knowing some specific bit of knowledge. time has supposedly passed in the story, but The only noticeable change in Moss is that he now drinks, smokes, and gets laid.

I finished the story because I enjoyed the side characters in spite of Moss

Fantastic

While this series had its issues, it was pure cyberpunk. Victory and loss, in equal measure. Thumbs up.

The worst ending

I really can’t believe the end of the day after everything goes down this way is terrible.

is that a good ending?

though Moss accomplished the goal set by his parents in saving the world, i didn't care for how it all ended.
after all they had been through, Moss and Issy could have made it through.
this book felt like the author rushed through to get it done. I'm not saying it was poorly written, just rushed.

A fun story

I was underwhelmed by the ending. The conclusion did not seem to fit the rest of the books in the series.

The struggle of Good and Evil

Didn’t see the ending - but it’s a realistic view of what people in power will do to keep that power and what people will do to stop them. In stopping them there is hope to make sure power is evenly distributed to all people. In the end, there are some wins and losses on both sides.

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The ending…why not just give moss a happy ending. I’m literally in tears :/ there was no reason for it

The Narrator truly brought this story to life!

I’ve committed myself to listening to this entire saga, all seven books. Narrated by the same man, this individual truly brought a story of sci-fi fantasy into palatable literature. The enthusiasm and creativity they put forth, made the story worth listening to and engaging. Overall, I thought this was an OK story. Not the greatest.yet, absolutely fun to its core. I’m doing audio text while I’m grilling outside, and honestly, this was a delightful read. Congratulations on the whole productionn of this. You did a terrific job..

not worth it in the end

after book three the effort to keep the story interest8ng goes down hill like in game of thrones they wrote what ever just to sell books very disappointing 😞