I loved the original black ocean series and that started off slow, but the world building and characters were top notch and I couldn’t put the book down. This series however was a true disappointment even to the end although I kept hoping it would get better. The characters in this series are the embodiment..
narrator makes or breaks an audiobook. definitely broke this one…sounds like an infomercial host or a children’s book.
This book isn’t very exciting. The premise is a GM of DnD game gets put in his own campaign. He then decides he “just wants to tag along”. So for the first few HOURS of the book it is just him walking behind everyone and talking to himself in his head going “Hmmm I wonder..
It was a good trilogy. Had some holes here and there, a few inconsistencies, but it wasn’t bad. I prefer more descriptive battles and that’s where I felt it was lacking. Some of the decisions and how things worked out didnt make sense.
Review from Twinborn Chronicles: Awakening Collection →
trite, awful, boring performance is boring and offhonestly only listened to about 20mins too bad to continue
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strong start that got a little disappointing in the mide but finished strong over wall one of my favorites in the litrpg genre so far
Incredible writing/narrating. Get lost in the twinborn lives of the characters. J.S. Morin creates a dual world of intrigue, deceit, and magic that will make you wish you were part of these two worlds.
Esper’s character development is more irritating than her parts in Galaxy Outlaws. These stories are tedious stepping stones to move on with Esper’s arc. I cannot recommend this mission pack (1 & 4 are ok). I do recommend missions 5-8 and a reader would be lost without some of the details in missions 1-4. If..
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good author, but the narrator made the story come alive. the other js morin books narrated by Michael are well worth the price of admission.
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