Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
The MC has too much thought in action scenes. The excess inner dialog makes things drag. I also find the MC a little dense for my tastes. I will give the next book a shot if it’s slim on selection, but drop this if the continuation is more of the same.
In a word, this book is a masterpiece. From the beautifully flawed characters to the brutal battles, this story took me on an emotional journey through love and loss in a fascinatingly magical world. ML Wang masterfully played my heart-strings like an expert musician – I laughed, I cried, I cringed, I melted. I lived..
Review from And Then She Was Gone →
I absolutely love Christopher Greyson’s writing and this book is no exception. Andrew Telle’s narration was such a complement to the writing, it was a thrill ride all the way through. From the first chapter on I was hooked to see how Jack was going to unravel this case. I can’t wait to get the..
Review from After the Outbreak →
A good story, although my eye twitched a bit with all the mispronounced towns and words from the narrator lol
I’ll be mildly disappointed there aren’t at least four books in this trilogy. Great characters and interesting story.
Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
I like how the main character makes the best of his “ soup sandwich” situation.
I really enjoyed this book. I hope the author keeps them coming. Solid RPG system and I really look forward to seeing more of the world this author is building.
Couldn’t get more than a couple hours into it. All the little jabs by the “hero” of the story (an environmental lawyer) at the energy sector was just too much to handle. Why all the politics in a post apocalyptic story? And with the story, shouldn’t energy independence and stability be a good thing?
Review from This Class Is Bonkers! →
Great follow up to the first book. I hope this broken trilogy goes for more than 3 books.
Review from The Grand Game, Book 1 →
Just fighting and figuring out how to survive no harems no beautiful woman just fighting