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Delay

Alpha Physics, Book 2

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By: Alex Kozlowski
Narrated by: Grant Cartwright
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When the Alpha Event struck Earth, the rules of reality itself were rewritten. Millions died as the world was transformed into a lethal realm of magic and monsters.

Yet somehow, an overweight, out-of-shape construction supervisor managed not just to survive the apocalypse, but inadvertently became an reluctant hero after saving thousands from one of the many monsters spawned by the mana storm.

Now, Adrian Fitzgerald is slimmed down, leveled-up, and ready for the dangerous journey back home to his wife and kids. But the Interface he's spliced with has other plans. Creatures even deadlier than the Bird are almost certainly threatening survivors on the road to Melbourne, and as Adrian learns more about the rules and systems that govern this new reality, he's called to a duty greater than just his own survival.

Thousands of souls are counting on his newly-acquired strengths and skills, and the Interface is challenging Adrian to choose between his own desires and continuing along the path towards a destiny he'd never realized he'd been capable of.

Which will he choose?

Delay is the second book in Alex Kozlowski's thrilling Alpha Physics series, a powerful post-apocalyptic litRPG saga.

©2021 Alex Kozlowski (P)2021 Podium Audio Action & Adventure Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Survival

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Great book! A bit too complicated with the leveling system. I want an easier explanation of the leveling or paths to think about. Story is exciting, and the characters are filling out. I want the next book as soon as possible. The endings of both books seemed odd to me, but what the heck as long as it's not too short, keep them coming.

I hope the author reads my review.

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The different characters are still hard to differentiate but great story. Definitely worth continuing on with, though sometimes the MC thinks WAY too much.

Narrator needs work

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First book was much better but this one wasnt bad just expected more from it. hopefully it was just a set up for the next one to be amazing. regardless I will be continuing the series and am looking forward to the next one.

expected more but wasnt bad.

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This was an enjoyable story with an excellent background but. I have had it up to here with how whiny the main character is. I swear in every chapter he has to whine and whine and whine about something. This is a good story if you can get through the main characters constant internal complaining or regrets. I honestly did not mind that in the beginning because it made him very human but now that two novels have gone by and it hasn’t slowed down one bit it’s just becoming repetitive and depressing. There are many Systems Apocalypse storylines out there, cover the whole range in this genre and since I’ve read a lot of them I distinguish them by nature of the main character. In this one I would classify it as the whiny system apocalypse story.

Good but still it is questionable

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Middle got a bit boring but otherwise okay. The MC on the other hand is...not unlikable but...I don't know how to word it exactly, just that he's in his own head to much for my liking. Understandable I guess given the context of the story, just not all that enjoyable for me.

Decent sequel

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kept repeating insecurities went over the same subjects over and over in the beginning slow burn to get going

slow start

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I grabbed this up because I'm still curious about Alpha Physics and Adrian the MC. And I found a book that is as good as the first book, Wagga. Also Adrian's plans to leave for Melbourne are delayed as new monster has picked up the hunt for humans where the bird left off, and this time it's going after magic users. Adrian really doesn't want to leave Wagga in the lurch. All the while he keeps leveling up!
Plus Adrian who's always had issues with his system interface (AI) finally has it out with it. The fight for control ended in a stalemate and they've come to a uneasy truce.
It's truly amazing how quickly I'm absorbed by the action and fighting. Making this truly a fun and addictive series to latch onto. And I betcha that you can't read just one!

Adrian not quite ready to leave Wagga yet.

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I really like the world and the system, but the characters. The MC is annoying. Constantly dithering on details that don't seem to matter, and another cases making brash choices. "Safety first".

maybe?

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I don't usually write any kind of actual reviews, but this new system is making me write something with my stars.

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as the story goes on, the better it gets. has a unique system that seems way more reasonable.

another solid book

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