just a little gross, a little language but really appreciate when he cuts their swear with an action or other character or they get cut off… lol. thank u for not killing off the dogs.
not bad
Review from Invasion →
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The first book is pretty good. The second relies more on future tech and science than storyline. The third may be the best, except that new tech is often revealed just when needed to save the day. Very convenient. The narrator is excellent except all women have soft alluring voices.
That was good!
Review from Slow Burn Box Set →
Very few books have captured my attention like this series did. My listening sessions kept stretching longer and longer.Because I couldn’t wait to find out what was going to happen next. My hats off to both the author and the narrator who both did a fantastic job. I have a feeling that this series is..
Cutting Loose
Review from The Aspects →
This is a rare series. It truly has captured my attention. And this is Book 5 of the Infinite Realm by Ivan Kal. In The Aspects, Ivan Kal has continued to layer the personalities of the characters with such depth and relatability. Both Zach and Ryun are changed, growing in such ways that they were..
Eagerly awaiting the next book in the series. Hilarious interactions and cultural references make for an entertaining journey!
Author Repeats Himself A LOT
Review from Collateral Damage →
This is a well-researched book. However, the endless repetitions of information and quotes makes it unenjoyable. Not recommended.
Engaging
Review from Federation Chronicles →
The story caught my attention in the beginning and held it through out the series. I really enjoyed the humor Ken wrote for the main characters!
Excellent LitRPG
Review from Monsters and Legends →
This book is surprisingly good. The LitRPG elements are handled well enough and are interestingly designed. They synergize well with the combat scenes, which are also well written. The world design(s) are a bit generic, but the second world has some entertaining elements that don’t change things a great deal, but that do have a..
adorably hilarious
Review from All the Dust That Falls →
low stakes escapist fantasy about a Roomba summoned to another world and the teenage girl who mistakes it for a god. It’s good clean fun.
I loved this audiobook! Great characters/character development, fantastic/ horrifying descriptions of the cravings of those changing and the transformation itself. I much prefer scary and brutal werewolf stories to the sexy version of werewolf tales, this is a good ol’ fashion violent and thrilling werewolf tale! As always Phil Thron’s narration brings each character and..