Review from Hellion →
First, do not listen to this book until you have finished all others in the series (side quests included).There’s not many things in life that always gets better as it progresses. But, this series never fails to amaze me. Every book as enriched the story and develops the characters. This book has combined all the..
Review from Hellion →
I started listening to this series early may. And it’s taken up a lot of my free time this book was by far my most favorite so far of the series. I look forward to the next book
Review from Hellion →
everything from the narrator to the continuation of an amazing story. I can’t wait to see the how it all ends! Where’s my time traveler, I can’t wait.
Review from Hellion →
This may be tied with The Land: Predators as my favorite LitRPG style book. The final battles in both are EPIC.
Review from Hellion →
a solid story pretty good, an entertaining listen if you enjoyed the first books you’ll enjoy this one too, but Jason continues to have the same issue that I objected you and every previous book with him. simply put other characters attribute a lot of undue brilliance to him, he’s not a bad character he’s..
Review from Angels in the Realms of Heaven →
Boring! Did not like this book at all, will not share to any other readers.
Review from Awaken Online →
with a good premise and a skilled writer. you can find yourself immersed in a fantastic story. Awaken online has stories such as these. However I struggled to finish this book when I got a few chapters in. the setting just seemed boring and seemed to take forever in getting the story back to the..
Review from Hellion →
Entertaining as a Litrpg with decent pacing and provocative ideas all spun into a darkly exciting experience. Hope to see more of that Weasley guy in the next book, Cheers.
Review from The Lost Starship →
The audio quality is marginal. It is frequently hard to understand what the characters are saying when the narrative is the character thinking/speaking to themselves.
Read by a man that sounds like Principal Skinner. Writing that suggests the mid nineties and unfamiliarity with everything the writer mentions. The character work and overall story are excellent and will cover for some of the trite writing