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Absolutely loved this blend of Sherlock Holmes and fantasy. I wasn’t sure where it was going at first, but it really came together and referenced back to everything along the way in some good “aha” moments.

Overall a great book.Story is great just as the rest of the series.Performance was good as it’s just a solid read, not really performed.Worth my time and the credit I saved for it. Only issue I had was the stats chapters, but they were also kinda needed for the world/story/character building.

I like the spirit of the characters in spite of everything they went through! I laughed & I cried!!

I really like Jeneva Rose but this book was PAINFUL. The story isn’t believable and only Nadia is remotely likable. I don’t think I have ever quit a book but I was counting the minutes until this one ended.

This is an excellent addition to the lit RPG genre, if that is your style you will love this. It’s complex, has great world building, humor, and grit. the characters are interesting and lovable, and this is a great delve into an oft overlooked class of abilities. The main problem with this series is that..

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Mc doubt of himself and being at a loss because he ha no guide. that is a blessing in my eyes

Based on the engrossing nature of the story, I wanted to give 5 stars. However, the insular hetero use cis gender and body standards seem hard to believe when the story is set in a time in which advanced genetic engineering is possible . ‘Women’ are highly defined by sexual features. ‘Men’ seem overly affected..

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I will admit there are some negatives that the series didn’t have before, some sections are rushed or glossed over, though I like the in depth dive in other areas. I didn’t feel like it took too much away, but I disliked how these “overwhelmingly powerful” people in some scenes are unopposed in their power,..

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Loads of fun and creativity. I don’t often write reviews but me and my wife loved this series. The third book is a little over the top in tearing into college culture but I still laughed and the author did a great job of making the end of the world an enjoyable event.

Usually when I go through a series, I find some of the installments are more like gap fillers or books to serve as bridges to the next ones but this series has not done that but each book in the series are great.