Office Wars: Bathroom Politics

By: James Patton

Narrated by: Eric Bryan Moore

Office Wars is in full swing, and Bran finds his everyday life in disarray. Vicky poses a problem, but he lacks the time and resources to figure it out. He can no longer bail on Office Wars, or it could very well mean his freedom. His employer manipulates him into a deal, but Bran cannot be sure what is really at stake.

There is even a salary on the line, and if Bran fails to hold up his end of the deal, then he will become a Serf for the next five years.

In the middle of everything, he is starting to believe the people on his team are becoming real friends. As he gets to know some of them, he realizes Office Wars could change their life, and his decisions in Office Wars were inadvertently putting them all at risk. A tough decision is before him, and he might have the one Poker Chip that can bind them all.

Between his employer's manipulations, Vicky, Office Wars, and the potential permanent loss of a friend he is finding out that he cannot do it all alone. Can he navigate his changing world, and still hold onto the things he cares about most? Or are all the secrets going to tear his world apart?

©2020 James G. Patton (P)2021 James G. Patton

The story continues in this criminally underrated

The office wars continue and it is a shame more people don't know about this story because it is pure gold.

Oh, this series is deliciously fun...

I came across this series several weeks ago (maybe months) and hesitated to start it....boy am I glad I did! The mystery is engrossing but the characters are funny and the lines are snappy.

I gave a small shriek when I realized I didn't have books 2 and 3 so I hurried and purchased them as it would have been a travesty NOT to finish reading.

The only downside to this book is the author doesn't write 'conventually' in that he doesn't use contractions so some of the dialogue come across stilted and WAY too formal. Other than that, awesome book.

fantastic!

Great story and narration!

Onion is back, and office wars is starting to heat up! With a new love interest, and his team blazing through the floors, get ready for some next level crazy!!!

Eric does a fantastic job with the narration!

This one is freaking gold!!!

I can't wait to find out what happens next!

The Office on steroids

"Office Wars: Bathroom Politics" by James Patton, narrated by Eric Bryan Moore, is an absolute gem that deserves all the praise it can get. With its engaging storyline, charismatic characters, and excellent narration, this audiobook is a must-listen for anyone seeking an entertaining and immersive experience.

The story picks up right where the previous installment left off, and it immediately thrusts you back into the thrilling world of office warfare. Onion, the central character, is faced with new challenges, and the intensity of the office wars escalates to new heights. But that's not all – a new love interest adds an exciting dimension to the story, and the camaraderie within the team is infectious, making it impossible not to become emotionally invested in their journey.

Eric Bryan Moore's narration is nothing short of fantastic. He skillfully brings the characters and their emotions to life, making it easy for listeners to connect with the story. His voice captures the essence of the narrative, enhancing the overall experience and adding depth to the characters' personalities. Moore's performance is a testament to his talent and dedication to the craft of audiobook narration.

The audiobook's quality is further underscored by the fact that it keeps you eagerly awaiting what's coming next. "Office Wars: Bathroom Politics" is a thrilling rollercoaster ride that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout. The story is a masterful blend of mystery, humor, and suspense. You'll find yourself laughing at the witty and snappy dialogue while being captivated by the unfolding mysteries that drive the plot forward.

I discovered this series a few weeks ago, and I couldn't be happier that I decided to start it. The engrossing mystery keeps you hooked, but it's the quirky characters and their humorous interactions that make it truly special. There's no shortage of laugh-out-loud moments, and it's the perfect balance of levity in a story filled with intrigue.

One of the few minor drawbacks in this audiobook is the author's choice not to use contractions in some of the dialogue. This can make the conversations feel a bit stilted and overly formal at times. However, this is a minor issue in an otherwise outstanding book. The compelling plot and vibrant characters more than make up for it.

If you enjoyed the first book in this series, rest assured that "Office Wars: Bathroom Politics" seamlessly continues the story. The world-building is exceptional, and the characters evolve in intriguing ways. The narrative is enhanced by Eric Bryan Moore's excellent narration, making it a series worth following.

Moreover, the series is designed as a collection of "episodes," each with its own specific ending based on the main character's progress in the Office Wars. These episodes may not be overly long, but their lower cost reflects the value they offer in terms of entertainment. The humor and snark in these stories hit all the right notes, leaving you craving for more. While waiting for the next episode can be challenging, the anticipation only adds to the excitement.

"Office Wars: Bathroom Politics" is an absolute must-listen for audiobook enthusiasts. James Patton's skillful storytelling, accompanied by Eric Bryan Moore's exceptional narration, ensures that you'll be thoroughly entertained. If you're a fan of thrilling mysteries, witty humor, and captivating characters, this audiobook delivers it all. Don't miss out on the golden opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of office warfare, where secrets unravel, alliances form, and humor abounds. Dive in and enjoy the wild ride that this series has to offer!

what a great book

this is a great book and a great listen. love the humor and loved a fresh take on lit rpg scene it is funny and faced paced and keeps my attention pure escapism

Story is growing well

If you liked the first book, this continues the story well.
Still excellent narration. Still a bit sweary,, but i notice it less. Office wars going well, mysterious outside-time-and-space still really confusing but are clearly building to a reveal eventually.