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If you think you are ready for the ending and know how it's going to play out, THINK AGAIN! I've read A LOT of YA, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy, but this series has completely floored me with additional aspects that completely tore my heart out, made my heart sing, and still forces me to want to wail that the series is over. I agree with one of the other reviewers that wanted a book for Gauntlet but I'm greedier... I JUST WANT MORE OF IT ALL! This is now one of my most favorite series because of its complexity of background and characters but its simplicity of Truth and Heroics that not only met my expectations but blew them out of the air, water, ground, and fire of reality. Thank you, Mr. Otte!


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Failstate Nemesis John W Otte Books Reviews

It's the moment Failstate fans have been waiting for, the conclusion to John W. Otte's superhero tale about a boy with destructive powers bound to save his hometown. If you're already a fan, suffice to say you'll love the ending. But like the series as a whole, this book doesn't offer a grand epic or flawless character study. It's more like an entertaining B-movie that offers some fun surprises for the reader who follows it through to the end.

Otte's able to juggle multiple tugs at the story while still keeping his eye on the prize, staying one step ahead of the game and drawing the reader to a rousing conclusion. Even the love plot with its requisite angst didn't faze me; it's there, and given proper respect, but it didn't drown the story out or succumb to the worst excesses of relationship drama.

The peek into other potentially dimensional futures, especially of our main characters' lives, was a unique twist on the superhero third act, adding just enough introspection to spice up a fairly straightforward action adventure. There were one two many scenes of character sitting around rehashing the same facts over again to suit me, and I felt like one of the main plot threads revolving around Failtsate's family wasn't developed far enough.

Still, give Otte his due I didn't see the final reveal until halfway through the book. Even seeing what was coming, the showdown played out nicely and gave our hero enough good moments to give him a rousing sendoff.

Every time I made the mistake of taking these books at surface level, Otte would slip in a morsel of thought that forced me to sit up and pay attention. He's got a knack for interweaving moral and story that few others can pull off with such success, especially in this genre. It may not be amazing, but the Failstate books are certainly fun reads.
This is my all time favorite fiction series. Each of the books get better and more interesting. This one was the best of the three ... and while it didn't seem that way in story development, it was the shortest of the three. It had twist after twist, reveal after reveal, and you had no way of knowing what would happen next till it ended.

I'm describing the three full novels, available both in print and e-book; the full series includes a short story and a novella, both told by secondary characters of the novels and available only as e-book (I've read neither of these). I would recommend starting with the first one, but I think you may still enjoy the series if you read them out of order. There were a few details from the shorter e-books, but not having read them did not at all detract from enjoying this book.

Author John W. Otte is a minister as well as a novelist and he did an excellent job of weaving in Christian thought without being preachy.

I'm disappointed to see this series end, but I'm looking forward to his next book.
Great story and exciting characters
It was a good read if you like comics and will make you laugh with the author's humor.
My 12yr old loves these books.
A great story I have read all the books in the group.Well worth the money. I can't wait for what he comes up this
I enjoyed the adventure, the goofiness, the moral dilemmas, the scripture, the ways the people interacted with each other. If you like superhero stories and don't mind some of the characters thinking about faith issues, you ought to like this story.
If you think you are ready for the ending and know how it's going to play out, THINK AGAIN! I've read A LOT of YA, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy, but this series has completely floored me with additional aspects that completely tore my heart out, made my heart sing, and still forces me to want to wail that the series is over. I agree with one of the other reviewers that wanted a book for Gauntlet but I'm greedier... I JUST WANT MORE OF IT ALL! This is now one of my most favorite series because of its complexity of background and characters but its simplicity of Truth and Heroics that not only met my expectations but blew them out of the air, water, ground, and fire of reality. Thank you, Mr. Otte!