Review from Dead Tired I →
The MC is a millennia old skeleton so he’s OP and extremely condescending. The “jokes” are really bad puns that he cackles over and it gets old. I usually don’t notice or care too much about grammar but the grammatical issues are glaring when the MC is some great genius. At the beginning the narrator..
Very much a book without stakes, without consequences , and doesn’t even try to hide it
Review from Dead Tired I →
This is not the maid you looking for. Absolutely hilarious. Great work from Soundbooth, as usual.
Review from Magical Girl Crystal Genocide →
another happy go lucky adventure. To be honest I like the other series more, but that doesn’t mean this one isn’t worthwhile.
I love Ravensdagger books and I love Soundbooth theatre. There are some strange issues with the audio quality at a couple points and some noticeable take shifts, but it didn’t diminish the quality or my enjoyment in a meaningful way so I’m not going to take off a star for it. The story is fantastic…
the “creative plot twist” are essentially the MC being an idiot in every encounter (for book 3). never learns. plus the changes to mc on book 3 are annoying as hell. the author is just trying cash in on a stupid overplayed trope.
Review from Tor the Dungeon Crawler Box Set →
Love the story line and characters. Thank heavens I’m not Quell though, being stuck in a ship cabin with Borgli sounds rough!
Review from Industrial Strength Magic →
it’s a wonderful story but audible doesn’t offer the sequal.exe. and it’s so frustrating 😫 I’m dying to continue
Review from Thresholder: Teaguewater →
Jump into a new world. Fight the adversary. That’s it. Oh you want more explanation? Too bad.
Review from Magical Girl Crystal Genocide →
I always like the way RavensDagger can put a unique spin on a story. A nearly unstoppable magical girl in a typical fantasy world is one of them. The plot has multiple layers to it, which adds some mystery to the mix. Crystal Genocide is a cute and fun character, and the side characters were..