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There is much unnecessary criticism of other authors. More anecdotes about McClusky and fewer dry entries from logbooks would help. Still, it contains some fresh information.

the story start a little slow but once it gets to the gaming and story mechanics it just drags you into a very compelling story. couldn’t stop listening because I was enjoying it so much.

was refreshing to have a story where the main character was not 14 to 21 years of age. while the character needs development. that is because the author has not experienced old age. but I hope to see this character develop in the series.

Wade Mccluskey is another example of the greatest generation. He was a little older than most in WW II but that gave him the maturity and experience needed for that decisive day!

so took a while to set up but then it moved well, the narrator was just bad, however don’t let that stop you from getting book 2,good news Mark Goyet picks up the narrative and he is very good.

I thought the story was quite interesting. Good dynamic between characters. The story telling was fluid and the battles captivating. I hope everything gets connected together in the end.

The narrator was great and the storyline superb. A must read for Talley fans everywhere.

This was a great fantasy story and revisit to the world with many new characters and some returning favorites. I don’t want to give away any of the plot as there are some mysteries and surprises that I wouldn’t want to ruin. If you liked the first series focusing on Eric, Anala and the Gods..

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I was skeptical going into this book after so many litRPGs are now coming to audible and many are sub-par. This is one of the absolute best. It takes you on an unexpected and surprising adventure. It doesn’t adhere to the norms of the shining white knight slaying evil. You won’t regret buying and listening..

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This is a well-written book. It is entertaining and engaging. I plan on reading all the books in the series.