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In preparation for the release of this book, I re-listened to the previous books in the series. It was very obvious that the MCs are basically morphing into the same character. I hope things become more interesting in future books.

Hopefully this will become an epic movie franchise!!! Fantastic story line and character development. Ivan is there with Brandon Sanderson, Tolkien, Craig Alanson and Yuri Ulengov.

I really didn’t care. For some reason this story didn’t pull me in. I think the character development was too shallow and the tension never really developed. Ended up quitting on chapter 27 I think.

Listening to the characters change and seeing their trajectory was great fun. Give it a try.

I loved this book as well as the rest of the series that preceded it. Strongly recommend!

the amazing combo of author and narrarator deliver again with a great story Bobby Adair and Phil Thron keep the bar high for good audio books.

The person doing the recording was fine. The story was…mostly annoying. The main character was such a tantrum throwing jerk to so many people that it was just annoying. Of course he’s supposed to be headstrong – but he mostly comes off as entitled and petulant. And the narrative wasn’t terribly interesting. AND AGAIN, women..

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Overall, the plot premise is quite engaging, and there is sustainable suspense in discovering what led to the awakening of the main character and in what he’ll need to do next given the constant peril he is in. The final book is actually a novella that takes place in the past, and enlightens us on..

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Super satisfying and light-hearted read. Interesting premise. Overall enjoyed book #1 of DCC > Cradle > Primal Hunter more than this one, but it is still well worth the read. Solid contender for Top 10 book of the year (I read mostly Fantasy, some sci-fi and some litRPG/progression fantasy).

it was good just I feel the transition from tacking the capital to fighting the demons could have been better.