Heartbreaking realism of a war story in a fun and interesting fantasy world. Dealing with the beautiful subverted expectations and the readers heartbreak really gives food for thought whilst going through this story. A simple premise executed flawlessly.
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RANKS?!?!
Review from World Nexus →
Ouch and Yikes
Review from Last Light – The Complete Series →
First off, congratulations to the author for accomplishing his dream and being published. That said, he has a long way to go before achieving any level of satisfactory entertainment. The author is way too fond of adverbs and apparently is under the illusion that regurgitating the same information over and over is good storytelling. The..
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Review from Tribal Honor →
Love it but the MC..
Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
meh
Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
Nothing felt original and the writing style bugged me. I almost never complain/critique like this, but basically, I didn’t enjoy being immersed in the story as this character.. I couldn’t tell if the MC was a dumdum or he, his thoughts, and all the dialogue were just poorly written. Despite all that, I might still..
As it was in the prior book of this series, the newly found Mae, daughter of estranged Laurel and Bear (the adult protagonists of this series) thoroughly annoyed me. She just is not a good person, and her redemption was too little, too late. I couldn’t understand the way she thought through most of this..
Written by someone who has seen weapons on tv, but not in real life….
Review from Last Light – The Complete Series →
The only reason I listened to as much as I did, was Audible would not let me return it……. With the bad luck of these characters, they never would have made it to adulthood. I have started and stopped so many times because of the sheer stupidity of the characters…. I have to stop listening..








