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The Feedback Loop Box Set 4-6
The Feedback Loop saga continues!
Book Four
Things heat up in Tritania as Quantum Hughes and the Dream Team continue their search for Strata Godsick's son both in the real world and the Proxima Galaxy.
An attack in the real world throws a wrench into their plans, as does an event and a key decision that may change the team forever. Expect giants, expect dragons, expect Quantum being as maverick as ever, expect a few twists and surprises as the Dream Team's membership grows by one and Quantum is finally able to use his favorite Loop weapons in Tritania.
Book Five
Quantum Hughes and the rest of the Dream Team are in for a serious awakening when tragedy strikes the team. Finding Strata Godsick's son isn't as easy it they originally thought it would be, and real world repercussions seem to put a damper on everything they do. This on top of the fact that they're being hunted in both the Proxima Galaxy and the real world only raises the stakes even higher.
Ultima Thule, a rebirth, a death, a betrayal, a mysterious Reaper -- this is the book that turns hunters to hunted, innocent to guilty, friends to enemies, the expected to the unexpected.
Book Six
Quantum makes a grave mistake which places him in a very a sticky situation. A scientific discover sends Aiden to a world he's only imagined, introducing a new angle to the series that shakes the foundation of both the digital and the real world. Doc and Rocket get into a bit of trouble, only to be rescued by the cavalry of Dream Team members and Tritania players. Strata Godsick's empire is on the verge of collapse after a familial betrayal and as the novel progresses, it becomes abundantly clear to all involved that revenge is a dish best served pixelated.
Humor, easter eggs galore, explicit violence, cool weapons, real world consequences and technological musings, The Feedback Loop Box set of books 4-6 contain everything you’ve come to expect from this best-selling series!
Book Four
Things heat up in Tritania as Quantum Hughes and the Dream Team continue their search for Strata Godsick's son both in the real world and the Proxima Galaxy.
An attack in the real world throws a wrench into their plans, as does an event and a key decision that may change the team forever. Expect giants, expect dragons, expect Quantum being as maverick as ever, expect a few twists and surprises as the Dream Team's membership grows by one and Quantum is finally able to use his favorite Loop weapons in Tritania.
Book Five
Quantum Hughes and the rest of the Dream Team are in for a serious awakening when tragedy strikes the team. Finding Strata Godsick's son isn't as easy it they originally thought it would be, and real world repercussions seem to put a damper on everything they do. This on top of the fact that they're being hunted in both the Proxima Galaxy and the real world only raises the stakes even higher.
Ultima Thule, a rebirth, a death, a betrayal, a mysterious Reaper -- this is the book that turns hunters to hunted, innocent to guilty, friends to enemies, the expected to the unexpected.
Book Six
Quantum makes a grave mistake which places him in a very a sticky situation. A scientific discover sends Aiden to a world he's only imagined, introducing a new angle to the series that shakes the foundation of both the digital and the real world. Doc and Rocket get into a bit of trouble, only to be rescued by the cavalry of Dream Team members and Tritania players. Strata Godsick's empire is on the verge of collapse after a familial betrayal and as the novel progresses, it becomes abundantly clear to all involved that revenge is a dish best served pixelated.
Humor, easter eggs galore, explicit violence, cool weapons, real world consequences and technological musings, The Feedback Loop Box set of books 4-6 contain everything you’ve come to expect from this best-selling series!
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First published September 18, 2017
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About the author
Harmon Cooper
144 books371 followersHarmon Cooper is the author of over sixty fantasy works. His bestselling series include Pilgrim, War Priest, Cowboy Necromancer, and Tokens and Towers.
His series, The Feedback Loop, is one of the earlier GameLit works first published in 2015. An earphone award winner for the series Death's Mantle, Harmon won the LitRPG/GameLit Audiobook of the Year award for Sacred Cat Island, narrated by Legends and Lattes author Travis Baldree.
Harmon write progression fantasy, cultivation fantasy, and LitRPG/GameLit.
His series, The Feedback Loop, is one of the earlier GameLit works first published in 2015. An earphone award winner for the series Death's Mantle, Harmon won the LitRPG/GameLit Audiobook of the Year award for Sacred Cat Island, narrated by Legends and Lattes author Travis Baldree.
Harmon write progression fantasy, cultivation fantasy, and LitRPG/GameLit.
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September 19, 2017
I'm giving you my review for each book as I originally wrote it, so you can see how much I enjoyed them.
Book Four
Personally speaking, this is THE funniest Feedback Loop book so far in the series. I giggled and snorted my way through (not pretty, I can assure you). The banter between the characters is just fantastic. Being a Scot, I just love the banter! Each book gets better and better. I was really surprised to find out that this was the longest book, as it certainly doesn't feel that way whilst you're reading it.
Action, adventure, great characters, Quantum's rebellious and out of orbit ideas, and his legendary Inventory List, all fit together nicely for another virtual quest.
I can't recommend this series, or the author's other works, highly enough. Excellent!
Book Five
Another excellent book from Harmon Cooper. I love this series. It has everything I could ever want for enjoyment:
A totally flawed main character who has the best banter with his Dream Team (whether they understand it or not);
Twists and turns that come up from nowhere and bite you on the bum;
Quantum's (non-/maybe/on/off) relationships with the NVA Seed, Dolly, and Frances Euphoria;
The UK Assassins are back! They get more like Daphne Moon's brothers in 'Frasier' every time;
FUN!;
Quantum's constant breaking of rules balanced with his totally unique use in combat of the items in his Inventory List...simian flinging poo, anyone?;
FUN! In particular with his FDA Monitor, who actually turns out to be useful (and nice);
Then betrayal, death and utter...utter...sadness.
So riveting and entertaining. I can only wait patiently with everyone else for the revenge to take place along the line. It will be worth it.
Book Six
The Dream Team return for another romp and for muffle Trumplings. Ugh, don't ask! Quantum is back, and he's gone a bit loopy... The Team get a huge surprise meeting with the virtual young Godsick.
I loved this. Cooper's imagination worked in overload for Quantum this time. Quantum has a major problem, but Dolly won't speak to him or let him leave. She needs a specific answer to her questions, and I think we can all guess what the questions are. He needs help, but chooses the wrong crew to ask.
Q makes a new enemy in Chuntao with hilarious and very childish results. It's where Q ends up that is the most spectacular and groundbreaking idea. I won't spoil it. A different side to one of the Dream regulars will open your eyes. Oh yeah!
Excellent, entertaining writing as always from Harmon Cooper. The characters are full and we - the readers - know them well, and believe in them. Great fun!
I received an eARC of this book which I voluntarily chose to read and review. All opinions are honest and my own.
Book Four
Personally speaking, this is THE funniest Feedback Loop book so far in the series. I giggled and snorted my way through (not pretty, I can assure you). The banter between the characters is just fantastic. Being a Scot, I just love the banter! Each book gets better and better. I was really surprised to find out that this was the longest book, as it certainly doesn't feel that way whilst you're reading it.
Action, adventure, great characters, Quantum's rebellious and out of orbit ideas, and his legendary Inventory List, all fit together nicely for another virtual quest.
I can't recommend this series, or the author's other works, highly enough. Excellent!
Book Five
Another excellent book from Harmon Cooper. I love this series. It has everything I could ever want for enjoyment:
A totally flawed main character who has the best banter with his Dream Team (whether they understand it or not);
Twists and turns that come up from nowhere and bite you on the bum;
Quantum's (non-/maybe/on/off) relationships with the NVA Seed, Dolly, and Frances Euphoria;
The UK Assassins are back! They get more like Daphne Moon's brothers in 'Frasier' every time;
FUN!;
Quantum's constant breaking of rules balanced with his totally unique use in combat of the items in his Inventory List...simian flinging poo, anyone?;
FUN! In particular with his FDA Monitor, who actually turns out to be useful (and nice);
Then betrayal, death and utter...utter...sadness.
So riveting and entertaining. I can only wait patiently with everyone else for the revenge to take place along the line. It will be worth it.
Book Six
The Dream Team return for another romp and for muffle Trumplings. Ugh, don't ask! Quantum is back, and he's gone a bit loopy... The Team get a huge surprise meeting with the virtual young Godsick.
I loved this. Cooper's imagination worked in overload for Quantum this time. Quantum has a major problem, but Dolly won't speak to him or let him leave. She needs a specific answer to her questions, and I think we can all guess what the questions are. He needs help, but chooses the wrong crew to ask.
Q makes a new enemy in Chuntao with hilarious and very childish results. It's where Q ends up that is the most spectacular and groundbreaking idea. I won't spoil it. A different side to one of the Dream regulars will open your eyes. Oh yeah!
Excellent, entertaining writing as always from Harmon Cooper. The characters are full and we - the readers - know them well, and believe in them. Great fun!
I received an eARC of this book which I voluntarily chose to read and review. All opinions are honest and my own.
October 25, 2023
In book's 5-8 you get Mechanical Heart, Cyber Noir Redux, Proxima Riven and lastly Apotheosis Boom.
Yeah things are finely looking up for Quantum Hughes and his team. I couldn't quite believe that I found myself facing another 4 book's of Quantum Hughes, but I reiterate that it's his team that make up for all of Quantum's antics. And like I said things are looking up. They finally have Strata Godsick on the sharp end of the stick, in game and outta game. So go ahead and grab this edge-of-your-seat action-driven story and see how this all plays out. And don't forget the Bonus short story that's included at the end... And through it all Jeff Hays was right there giving the audiobook his one, two punch knocking the book outta the park.
I'm only posting a single quote from the book, not that there wasn't plenty to choose from. From all the pop-cultural references to the puns, but because I got lazy.
"Rocket: Is Lord of Flies the game with the Ouija board, piñata, and the bucket of Cheez Whiz? I think I played that when I was in middle school!"
Yeah things are finely looking up for Quantum Hughes and his team. I couldn't quite believe that I found myself facing another 4 book's of Quantum Hughes, but I reiterate that it's his team that make up for all of Quantum's antics. And like I said things are looking up. They finally have Strata Godsick on the sharp end of the stick, in game and outta game. So go ahead and grab this edge-of-your-seat action-driven story and see how this all plays out. And don't forget the Bonus short story that's included at the end... And through it all Jeff Hays was right there giving the audiobook his one, two punch knocking the book outta the park.
I'm only posting a single quote from the book, not that there wasn't plenty to choose from. From all the pop-cultural references to the puns, but because I got lazy.
"Rocket: Is Lord of Flies the game with the Ouija board, piñata, and the bucket of Cheez Whiz? I think I played that when I was in middle school!"
August 4, 2018
Amazingly well done set and seriea
What can I say besides wow.. I love how harmon had continued to develop the storyline and characters through out the story. Not ok bly does everyone face tough challenges but they grow and learn from them.
Quantum is everybodies favorite gunslinger and is no different in this set then before. He takes us on a wild and fun ride through the proxima galaxy and some other crazy places.
I love the storyline and how everything is so well interconnected in the series and other series in the proxima galaxy.
This was definitely filled with adventure, insanity and a touch of shall we say... Hilarity.
I without a doubt recommend picking this series up and grabbing every other book wrote by harmon.
What can I say besides wow.. I love how harmon had continued to develop the storyline and characters through out the story. Not ok bly does everyone face tough challenges but they grow and learn from them.
Quantum is everybodies favorite gunslinger and is no different in this set then before. He takes us on a wild and fun ride through the proxima galaxy and some other crazy places.
I love the storyline and how everything is so well interconnected in the series and other series in the proxima galaxy.
This was definitely filled with adventure, insanity and a touch of shall we say... Hilarity.
I without a doubt recommend picking this series up and grabbing every other book wrote by harmon.
January 9, 2021
Exciting Sequels, Action Packed!
I love the introspection of Quantum, his overall evolution, and his journey with the two loves of his life! Can't wait to see what happens next with him and Strata!
I love the introspection of Quantum, his overall evolution, and his journey with the two loves of his life! Can't wait to see what happens next with him and Strata!
December 29, 2019
An Amazing Deal
I cant give this enough Kudos but perhaps as its 3 books so 330% or is that 6 stars which is a problem as Amazon only let's me use 5 stars.
My biggest problem outside having an addiction to this as the audios are even better although a lot further behind is the Bromance and Character development you find is hard to match and this made me a lifelong fan of Harmon.
Some books will always remain with you and so it is with this one/s as I have now started down a LitRPG journey across multiple genres because I just wish I lived in this time and in Cyber Noir and in a world where hey a physically challenged man just becomes my superhero. Enough gushing as my reviews are usually critical and this spoils my usual blase route.
So critically I will say some of the language (which I love) may give you a pause or 3 as you actually work out what he is saying and attempting to bring across to the reader so in fairness I will give it 5.9 stars and save my critical review status.
Otherwise I suggest give this a try as each book just gets better and the first boxset is always worth a shot.
I cant give this enough Kudos but perhaps as its 3 books so 330% or is that 6 stars which is a problem as Amazon only let's me use 5 stars.
My biggest problem outside having an addiction to this as the audios are even better although a lot further behind is the Bromance and Character development you find is hard to match and this made me a lifelong fan of Harmon.
Some books will always remain with you and so it is with this one/s as I have now started down a LitRPG journey across multiple genres because I just wish I lived in this time and in Cyber Noir and in a world where hey a physically challenged man just becomes my superhero. Enough gushing as my reviews are usually critical and this spoils my usual blase route.
So critically I will say some of the language (which I love) may give you a pause or 3 as you actually work out what he is saying and attempting to bring across to the reader so in fairness I will give it 5.9 stars and save my critical review status.
Otherwise I suggest give this a try as each book just gets better and the first boxset is always worth a shot.
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