Review from City in the Clouds →
I found this to be a rather disappointing follow up to the first book. It went from a fun dungeon builder to weird city is obsessed with me vibes and I am just not here for it. I’ll be dropping the series
Review from Dead Tired I →
Story was amazing but sound booth theater does an amazing job making these stories really pop and kind of come to life. I really can’t thank them enough.
Review from Dead Tired I →
The puns kept me glued! The main character quickly overshadowed everyone else with his tweed suit and clever one-liners. The story itself felt like it ended a bit abruptly, and the supporting characters were somewhat lacking—though I’m optimistic they’ll be fleshed out in the sequel. There’s a promising foundation here and an intriguing deeper mystery..
Review from Thresholder: Teaguewater →
if I were to give it a positive spin I’d say this book does a masterful job of portraying the confusion and lack of understanding you might experience going through a portal to another world.real talk, I had very idea of what the heck was going on the first 4 hours or so…after that however..
Review from City in the Clouds →
Story becomes way oversexualized in a completely unatural way is the first thing I have to say. It doesn’t add to the story, it takes away. Characters become very unbelievable and seems completely railroaded. Crude but generally reasonable character? Now completely egotistical and selfish, only caring about their own pride and winning an argument over..
Review from Thresholder: Teaguewater →
Very entertaining book with an interesting concept. Since the concept is built around world-hopping I did think we stayed a bit to long in the third world. I understand that the author wanted to tell that story, but I found it the least interesting of the 3 worlds we visited in this book. It was..
I’ve never listened to a book read as if it was a real game. I absolutely loved it.
The author doesn’t explain things, I kept getting stuck on why the MC has a particular item, and then the MC acts like he knows the local tech better than the natives. There’s only 2 characters interacting at once 95% of the time, meaning the dull MC is constantly talking to a mirror that is..
I couldn’t put this down. I loved the characters and magic systems development. I’ll be favoring this series and can’t wait for the next one.
Review from Industrial Strength Magic →
I highly enjoyed this book. it is a great mix of fantasy sci-fi,, superhero lit RPG. just thinking of about it. it shouldn’t work but it does and is great.