
Tailspin
Pilots of Artem, Part I
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Narrated by:
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Neill Thorne
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Stephanie Németh-Parker
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By:
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Dawn Chapman
Cybernetics, mounting debt, and a flight for survival.
In the sprawling city of Artem, Rus dreams of soaring the skies, while Pim, a tiny hybrid of walrus and rat, faces a world of cruelty. Both are thrust into situations they never imagined, their fates bound by the unforgiving tides of destiny.
Rus, a fearless runner by day and racer by night, stands at the brink of eviction, with his family's home hanging in the balance. After a catastrophic accident, he's faced with a life-changing choice: undergo experimental modifications and be forever indebted to the ominous M-Corp or be left to perish. As Rus grapples with his new reality, Pim's journey of hope and despair intertwines with Shay, a ten-year-old scavenger, revealing the harshest aspects of city life.
From the luxurious heights of helo flying to the grimy underbelly of the city transporting mods, their tales are a testament to resilience, the friends they meet along the way, and the relentless pursuit of dreams in the face of insurmountable odds. Dive into a world where technology pushes boundaries, and every decision has repercussions that echo throughout a city on the edge.
Tailspin is a cyberpunk-inspired LitRPG featuring a rich kid, yet still a rags-to-riches adventure!
©2024 by Dawn Chapman, Artem World created in © 2022 by Dawn Chapman Jez Cajiao Lars Machmüller Kevin Sinclair (P)2024 Podium AudioListeners also enjoyed...




















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ok book
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Ohhhh and I definitely need to know more about Shay and Pim too. So yeah I'll hafta read the next book!
You're gonna need this book to find out what happens in this book, but go ahead and get the audio version because Neil Thorne and Stephanie Nemeth-Parker make a great team narrating this tale!
You’re gonna ❤ this action-packed book... a book that's also more than it seems.
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good change of pace
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Dawn has made a true gem with Tailspin, amazing characters interesting plot set in a shared terrific world...
I cannot recommend it enough
so many emotions
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The story follows a helo pilot on his journey to through life. Through both hardships and rewards, the story makes you actually feel for the main character. The story even got a reaction out of me that I had to complain to the author about a secondary character which Dawn enjoyed.
Throughout book one, there was left open several questions still. To me the biggest is how critical is Shay and his walrat to the story and the main character? They do take up a decent amount of screen time which I’m hoping leads the way to the answer in book 2. The relationships in the book are also non-standard which makes you actually have to think.
Overall the story and performance were both excellent. Dawn writes a captivating story that grabbed me not in the traditional action/suspense method but instead I found myself really wanting to know what happened next. Stephanie is a narrator I wish we got more of within the genre and her performance is top notch as the rest of her’s are. This was my first exposure to Neil and found the performance solid.
Not your normal litrpg. Excellent story depth
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fuel air boom
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Cons: over the top vulgarity, absolutely inexplicable plot with Shay/Pim, choppy plot line editing in the second half of the book, the organization and development in the school is somewhat unexplained and inconsistent, the use of augworld is underwhelming after the opening emphasis on it, the stat screens mean very little, and the upgrades are just numbers with no explanation. The story arc is rough.
I don’t finish books that are bad, and this one I think the good outweighs it. I believe it would have been served better to break the book up into two smaller chunks with more clear story arcs, and spend more time on helping the reader better understand all the cool things that I know the author has in mind, and maybe a little less on the heavy emotional exposition.
It’s a mixed bag with lots of potential
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Literally all the feels!
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Cyberpunk LitRPG that soars!
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Great book
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