For We Are Many: Bobiverse, Book 2 Books Pdf File
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For We Are Many: Bobiverse, Book 2 Books Pdf File
Just finished the second book, and wow. Very interesting, my I did have a couple problems with it, such as it being a bit strange that a couple of pronunciations were changed in the aubiobooks from book one to book two, not really a big deal. And the other of course is was too short, but that last one, sort of a catch 22 as we would have to wait longer for it to be released, still. Also I wanted to ask is there any chance this series will go longer than three books, probably you have answered this before but I think its worth asking again.
The series itself, the bobiverse universe, is open-ended. The current storylines wrap up in the third book. But I have several other ideas percolating already for subsequent books. Those will most likely be standalones.
ok so backing up changes the data a little so would that mean then bob human bob 1 remade from backup using spare cube so then bob2 or bob 1.2 as the cube was installed and he was not transferred he stays bob 1.2 those in later books that died and were restarted from backup would also be changed or am i wrong
Placed my preorder on Audible. By far one of my favorite Audible books and I own the kindle version. And Ray Porter brings the characters to life in such amazing ways. I cannot wait until this comes out. I wish it was already out. I may binge listen to the whole book the day it comes out.
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