Good writing without all the left garbage that is getting into everything now a days. The good guys are in charge and fighting the fight.
Clean story without the garbage.
Review from Sanctuary →
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Great story line….but what happened to the goats, how were they never found? 10 out of 10 highly recommend!
While these books are short, they could have been even shorter without all the filler dialog and rehashing of previous events. They keep getting themselves into predicaments, and it would have been nice for the author to expand upon a few of the “villainous” groups they’ve run into, it would have been nice to see..
this can actually happen
Review from Descent →
loved the descriptions of the fighting- like you are right there. explosions and gun fire
The Sword of Kaigen has a ton of action with elemental fighting. The powers heavily reminded me of Avatar: The Last Airbender, I am unsure if this was the product of Avatar being so well known or whether there is some other background other than this that ML Wang used. However, unlike Avatar, the tone..
more than once I found myself stopping the book and doing other things because the genuine emotion it made me feel was too much. This book has the same passion Eichiro Oda put into his magnum opus and you can feel it despite the low points and funky issues it can have. nothing is perfect..
Mansplaining
Review from The Dark Road Series Collection →
To many details on random subjects, and overdramatized for others. Good book overall with a good story line but felt like i was being lectured on some details.
I almost DNF it. I am glad I stuck with it. It turned out to be a very good story.
I loved books 1-5 yet as time went on during them I started to become frustrated with Ben’s domineering and self aggrandizing which I now (1 hour into book 6) see becomes even worse. I understand some of what he is going through, yet MAN, the way he pushes his way onto everyone and everything..
Excellent book up until the last few chapters. The last few chapters drag on and seem unnecessary but still an enjoyable read regardless. Would recommend:)