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I absolutely loved this book. It has great storytelling. the narrator took a couple chapters to get used to. He’s not Nick P. But after you get used to it, it’s ok.

Loved hearing the beginning of the water mage. Here’s hoping she won’t need to make more deadly mold cultures.

Simply put, Bagwell’s propensity for over explaining things came to the forefront of the story. The story itself was good, but the main issue was a break from immersion with either the over explanation of plans and their execution and with the many times things were ‘impossible’ or ‘beyond belief’. Bagwell is looking to potentially..

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The twist in this one is very interesting. Makes you wonder how many secrets this town is holding. (or John Lee)

My wife and I love this series, but we found the ending to this one somewhat disappointing Sorry no spoilers. Everyone must form their own opinion. .

Poor John Lee Quarrels, he gets himself in such a mess. (Through no fault of his own.) Still love the one liners.

Love the one liners. My wife and I listed to this book and kept laughing at the one-liners. Love the narrator’s voice. We had to get the rest of the series.

I enjoyed the real world drama and suspense as much as the in game narrative. Stifel may not have the range or diversity in his voice as say, Luke Daniels, but his narration makes easy listening and he’s one of my favorites. Best one yet guys. Keep up the good work!!

Pros: One of the best things about this book is the battle sequences. The main character always has some clever and creative strategy to get out of any sticky situation. Lots of fun to read! Also the overall story and character development are good and engaging. Cons: For whatever reason, I really didn’t like the..

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IV been rooting for Frank from book 1 and the author did not disappoint fucking love it.