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  • Richard S. Swol
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The Otherness Attacks The Internet

If you could sum up Fatal Error in three words, what would they be?

I will use 3 compound words here:
Gut-Wrenching
Fast-Paced
Jack-Centric

What did you like best about this story?

The kidnapping plotline was exceptionally gripping.

Have you listened to any of Christopher Price’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have. My complaint about Mr.. Price is that his accents tend to be mostly the same.Southern red-neck drawl, fairly generic average person, and some unknown stilted sounding accent that is used to convey Russian, Italian, Arabic, and undetermined accents. They all sound exactly alike to me.

Who was the most memorable character of Fatal Error and why?

Jack, who gets shine in this book. Less about what the bad guys are doing and more about what Jack is doing.

Any additional comments?

A nice change from the last couple books that were very bad-guy centric. This time we see almost all of it from Jack's side. I did not realize how much I missed that. Recommended.But be aware that the kidnapping plotline is pretty graphic/violent. (However you do end up with a large smile when the kidnapper see's his interrogator.)

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  • 02-11-16

great progress

the story has grown so much ,now close to the end of the series its getting better and better

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  • Mom of an ultimate frisbee geek
  • 02-08-15

RJ and his team

This is one of my favorites. The whole team works together. Can't wait for the next one.

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