Review from Awaken Online: Ember →
Hated the narrator’s gruff voice. Story was fine but not what I was hoping for. The description led me to believe that there would be more character development and mystery and less fighting scenes. Fight scenes do nothing for me, I’m here for good storytelling. This book had a little of that and A LOT..
a pretty generic litrpg with a few interesting twists thrown in. I actually really enjoy the POV of an older man. it’s a refreshing perspective since most books in the genre focus on younger adults. I don’t think I’ll continue with this series though. it seems to be hinting that it will be heading down..
This book was well done. The photography part was long but thought out carefully. Enjoyed the narrator who put a lot of thought into the project. I’ll keep it for reference on several points, especially Schrodingers references.
It took me a while to get into this book. The first few hours are hard to get through. Once you get past the initial start of the book it gets interesting. Its and interesting take on the gods and power concept. I would recommend this book, but be prepared to struggle through the first..
I could not stop listening to this once I got started. the book was great I cant wait to see what happens next in the overall AO story!
Review from Yeager →
I really enjoyed the in-depth history of General Yeager’s life. I recommend anyone wanting to learn about early aviation history to listen to this book. I was very sad at the end of the book as I realized that the United States has lost a national treasure with his recent passing.
Such a phenomenal story! It kept me on the edge of my seat through to the very end!
The emo-boy power fantasy was too much. The main character is a holden caufield turned up to 11. Absolutely everyone in this story is unlikable. The litrpg aspects of the book are rehashes of other systems done better elsewhere. To top it off the narrator is abysmal. Its like having your geriatric grandfather recite 4chan..
Review from Awaken Online: Inferno →
The writing, tie ins, and overall plot are what litrpg should be. Travis bagwell has furthered this genre again.
While the romance plot of the story is way too cliché and forced, I can, to some degree, understand what the author was trying to do and why it lasted so long. And, TBH, in future books, I wouldn’t mind reading more Jason and Riley couple things for a chapter or two. No, that isn’t..