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I love this story, three generations, and it is still funny, clever and extremely entertaining.

First I was gifted this collection for a flight from the U.S. to Iceland. I appreciate the intent, but the collection of stories just didn’t spark the scfi lover in me. There just wasn’t enough depth to the characters and the plots, well they felt more like a 50’s detective T.V. show with a bit..

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I don’t consider myself an intellectual but I would consider myself a fair judge of fiction, the escapist variety. I read to immerse myself into worlds less viscerally real and immediately consequential than the one I am currently a character in. That being said, having recently discovered this writer I find them to be unbelievably..

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in the description, it compared itself to Firefly. that’s a solid comparison, aside from the magic aspect of course. for a single credit, this is a steal! mission 6 ended abruptly, without much closure, by the start of the next one, it just all the sudden seems worked out. other than that which is not..

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To start off with, this is the literal definition of Litrpg, despite what other critics say. The first rpgs weren’t on video games, but paper… Anyway, it’s not a typical Litrpg of the genre that has a more mmorpg feel. This is basically a DMs campaign in audiobook form with a few twists. The performance..

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It’s strictly just my opinion, but these books…were not very good. I’ve read more LitRPG books than I can count, and out of all of them, few are as rough as this. For starters, no one in the history of anyone, has wanted to hear the same character sheet 45 times per chapter, especially when..

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Got through the first book through sheer willpower. 1st off, the good, of which there was little.Interesting antagonists, interesting world, starts very predictable but quickly veers into being somewhat interesting. Now, the bad. I am going to be succinct as I refuse to spend much time. First off I finished the first book to try..

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I really liked the concept, and the main characters that book 1 established. But by book three, the same formula of Villians, Crisis, and Triumph started to get old. This bottomed out in book five with a Villain so annoying it was painful.

The Black Ocean is an amazing universe. The characters are very creative and you never know what kind of mischief lies around the next corner. The narration is fantastic as well as the writing.