I got this as an impulse after someone mentioned it online in a discussion about Crysallis. After being thoroughly burned out by all the “reborn as a _____” isekai stories, I wasn’t expecting much. However this was a really fantastic surprise! I think it’s because it’s an actual Roomba that gained intelligence rather than a..
Still #1 Appliance Isekai on Amazon/Audible. Flying laser shooting Roomba saves the world. Yeah that absurd but. It’s still working for the author so I’ll keep listening. Now with even more POVs in the story. Wish the author could make less of that but at least the POV jumps mesh with the story better this..
I mean it was better than I expected for a bought for $5 title. Got the whole series for $5 each and don’t regret it. Reading about a magic Roomba that the natives treat like a god eating monsters for making a mess is an angle never thought I’d listen to. The story is just..
Review from Champion of the Apocalypse →
Ready for more! Please. Seriously, keep it going…And yes, even the talking dog. And bears.
Review from The Runesmith →
The story is good as always but it is starting to get filled with what feels like fluff for the time.
Very interesting! Very compelling contradictions and evidence presented proving our government is and has been filled with a cavalier, elitist whose only interest is in preserving themselves!!
Review from Slow Burn Box Set →
Overall a really nice book. Some “catch phrases” were a little overdone. But awesome series!
Review from Adventurer →
decent stories, but to much time spent explaining the science. Very similar to he who fights with monsters, but not as snarky.
Mc went from wanting to be an even greater slayer than and parents and make a difference, also someone who he couldnt stand the thought of being someone tool to just focused on revenge and even let’s people like the vamps and gods control and string him around as long as he can achieve his..
Review from Boom Box →
Definitely one of the most disappointing books that I’ve listened to. between the unnecessary vulgarity and violence. You’d almost think you were reading Stephen King instead of Dean Koontz. if you’re looking to be disappointed by a series of books, this is it. it plays more like an insane Saturday afternoon cartoon than a serious..