Has everything you want in a standalone book. give it a listen, what could hurt.
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Review from World Nexus →
Let’s go the hits keep coming! This third book in the series is even better than the first two! I’m loving how this series is keeping up with the flow and how the author gave us a more in-depth look at the Grand Game world and player community. The MC only been alone so seeing..
Intense
Review from Wolf in the Void →
Sometimes you just gotta say that a book series is very good. It is interesting and has a great amount of action. One thing is the amount of stupidity that the main character shows at many times asking dumb questions questions that are so logically answered, but then he comes up with some bright ideas..
Man. What a disappointment. This was recommended to me by many of my friends and on BookTok. I couldn’t be more disappointed. To sum up this book – if you can get past the first 1/3 slowly setting up the world and history, you’re rewarded with an epic fight scene. Once you get past that,..
Boring
Review from Wolf in the Void →
This book just felt boring. It was slow paced, hard to keep interest, and forced “dire situations”.
Very good overall
Review from Jack of Hearts →
I just enjoy so much the characters and the plot.Can’t wait to listen to the next one. Already bought it 🙂
Great book, great writing, amazing story. However if you can speak Japanese then it can get dounting hearing every noun, verb, adjective be mispronounced, butchered to bits, seriously ruined my immersion waaay to many times, imagine hearing toosama and wondering what the heck is he saying only to realize it’s tousama,
I loved this book and would recommend. It’s too bad that it is a stand alone.
this book seemed like a view into another culture. The story was engaging, had it’s ups and it’s downs and the main characters had a beautiful character arc.
There are too many things happening here and it’s very evident that the author had too many ideas for this story and fails to stick the landing. On one hand it’s a story of a pseudo-romance novel in the vein of Pride and Prejudice, the protagonist is married to man that she doesn’t understand, until..