Review from Dead Tired III →
This is a wonderful addition to this series. The bone daddy is back in full force in this one. I am enjoying how the world is developing as are the characters in it. The bones of the story are wonderful, and its being fleshed out really well. I feel like Ravensdagger has the cast from..
So, obviously not your typical magical girl story. (Unless you like Puella Magi Madoka Magica) The characters were well fleshed out and the narration was really well done. The worldbuilding was really good for such a quick book as well. Thank you Ravensdagger and Soundbooth Theater for this little gem.
Review from Magical Girl Crystal Genocide →
Very magical. All of it was fun! Loved the cast and the book. Can’t wait for the next book!
the entire book loved it need more still writing for space filler still more filler
Review from Sequel.exe →
Just wow. I need books 3-4 asap y’all. Narration was great, as was the story.
Review from Sequel.exe →
loved it once again. It makes me sad when one of these is finished because I then have to wait forever for another of the audios to come out. That being said it does make me mourn the loss of generic system every time I see paradox use magic. The commands and magic tech style..
Review from Sequel.exe →
Great performance, great fight scenes, good story, good humor. Plenty of action and numbers go up. Lots of good banter. My only criticism is the poly relationship that in my opinion seems like it would have been better off staying friendships.
Review from Dead Tired I →
I really enjoyed the protagonist being an ancient Litch. Additionally, his butler Alex, gave serious Opera (from Welcome to Demon School Iruma-Kun) vibes. The narration was excellent, and only to be expected from a man with 3 first names. The story was enjoyable throughout, and the cookie recipe is quite delicious!
Review from Dead Tired III →
The age-old question with any sequel is: can it surpass the original? With the return of Bone Papa, we get our answer-and then some. This follow-up not only lives up to the series but also carves out its own memorable identity. Humor That LandsFrom the opening pages, the book’s wit shines through. The soul food..
I’m hooked ! The way the author makes these supers so human is great ! Very original very good!