The Unmaking Engine (The World Walker Series Book 2)

Well thought out, intriquing and more importantly never the main character/author never succumbs to self loving rants about himself dispite his god like powers. As much as is possible in a story of this nature (which is to say wonderfully fantastic) it felt grounded.

Also truly excellent side characters. The author made me care again and again about characters I knew I would never see again after I turned the single page they appeared on. A truely rare feat in my experience.

Everything I wrote about the first book in the series.

I'm really hoping that lots of readers find this series and that they share/post/proselytize/recommend/whatever because I want to read a whole lot more from this author.

I am trying to get better about reviewing books and authors I particularly enjoy, and it's mainly because I tend to read a lot of books regularly (3-5 a week when time permits) and kindle unlimited makes this easy and fun. That being said I really enjoyed this book and the first in the series. Good plot, likeable characters and a compelling narrative sucks you in and just makes me want to know what happens next. I'm not going to rehash the storyline here, just know that it's well worth the read!

I have truly enjoyed this series, and hope the author continues with a third book. I loved Seb and Mee, please let their connection stay strong. Wonderful character development and beautiful story line. Wish I were able to describe it better........all I can say is you won't be disappointed.

This author I believe is a athiest who writes science fiction as a means of delivering his opinions that religions are obsolete. I really enjoyed his writing style, the character personalities, and the realism of the stories he creates... and yet every few chapters there is a slur against religion. Every few chapters my enjoyment is tainted by an increasingly more robust push to drive his beliefs into the readers lap.

I enjoyed this read very much. The creativity in the development of what happens with the main character kept me reading to where I had to put it down to take care of my household. LOL. Looking forward to the third book!

I just finished the first two books of this series and can't wait to read the next one in this well written and thought provoking story. I'm not yet ready to say goodbye to the characters I've grown to love.

I have read my fair share of self-published novels sold through the store and it is hard to find a decent read in a sea of interesting but poorly executed stories. This series is a solid effort from a new author.

Read the World Walker, first, then devour this one.
Likable and sympathetic main character. World scope.
Not going to give anything away, but you can tell the author isn't American. That's very good for reasons my friends know.

The sequel to World Walker did not disappoint!
I read it immediately after the first one ended and it continued the same great sci-fi story with lots of twists and turns that I hadn't seen coming. It's a great story that keep you flipping the pages wanting to find out what happens next.
Well developed characters and a great story line keep you guessing until the end.
I would definitely recommend this for any sci-fi fan that loves action humor and characters that make you feel you're in the book next to them.
Great job Ian!

I hate multiple universe stories, they are the latest fad and need to end. A crappy cheat in my opinion. A story by its very nature is an alternate universe. It's a pity. I'm halfway through, I hope it doesn't continue to dissapoint.

The explanations of how things came to be, grips the reader's attention and emotions and never let it go! I can't wait to be entertained in the fashion by next sequel story!
Keep writing, we'll keep reading!
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