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The only problem with this series is the performance by the narrator. It pretty much ruins the experience of an otherwise interesting book and premise. I’m hoping the performance gets better as the series goes on, but we’ll see.

The AI in lit RPGs are often peripheral characters, but rarely a central as in this story–I really enjoyed it. As usual, the development of the main character is exceptionally fast, but done in a very inventive and surprising way. I really found this book a page-turner or whatever the metaphor is for audiobooks, an..

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Intriguing who’s done it about stolen art from WWII across Europe and the USA and the various people.

I usually do not like dark aligned characters, but I find the author’s Jason very compelling. A litrpg with a curious AI twist. this book hooked me, now I need to get the next one.

Loved the connection to the current times very interesting to hear those connection and learn about thousands of years ago.

An FDR revival is needed. If FDR had been a conservative Republican, the Right would paint murals of him personally winning battles from Midway to Normandy. FDR’s is a monumental story, the Iliad and the Odyssey do not contain so many tales as this series. Burns’ work should be required reading, for this is our..

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Story was compelling, was well read. If you haven’t read it, it’s a must read

Another great story. I loved the use of Journals, diaries, reports and new articles in the style of Dracula. An interesting way to tell the story. It was griping and I found it exciting to not be able to guess how it would end.

Jason’s character is interesting. I love the character growth of the other characters too. I’ve read the series multiple times but I still love it and will continue the rest again and again.

I had a hard time with the narrator’s dry voice it had a very slow start.