I am seriously struggling to think of a better litrpg series than this. The character progression hits hard too. Starting from a seemingly naive and soft hearted boy, to a callus disregard for the suffering of those who go against him. The name Tyran Steel arm fits him now. I’m definitely going to be paying..
Review from #CrimeTime →
This was so funny! The kinda ridiculous type of funny. I loved every minute. Definitely recommend this one. A nice short listen, too.
Review from Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli →
This well researched book should be part of the library of everyone who loves the movie or the book.
Review from Masquerade: A LitRPG Adventure →
I’m glad to see the main character developing at a steady pace that’s not too slow or fast. It seems just right. Too many writers are afraid to tike skip and that causes them to write half a book about mundane over detailed leveling of a character or they have the character gain abilities super..
The author has definitely refined a lot of the characters in this book into something quite detailed. The world building is also quite exquisite. I have hated and loved the choices of the main character, which is something that a lot of authors don’t dare to do and leave a lot of characters one-dimensional. I..
Review from Collateral Damage →
Although an interesting listen (narrator is somewhat monotonous) & proposing plausible theories, the author’s extreme prejudice against RFK (minimizing JFK’s role, if any) to the exclusion of others, is stunningly one-sided. He excludes any of RFK’s critical role in civil rights, the war against poverty, Vietnam War, organized crime & more. I have read &..
Review from Boom Box →
Some likable characters, a loyal dog, humourous dialogue, doesn’t take itself to serious. All an all I enjoyed it.
Review from Aspirant →
Favorite book of the bunch and such a good twist on the genre. Hopefully looking forward to a long series with a super strong Mc at the end.
Review from Slow Burn Box Set →
I am truly enjoying the story. My problem is the narrator. All the characters sound the same which causes a bit of confusion as I listen. Even the female characters sound the same. I’ll probably just buy some physical books and read it myself.
Review from Monsters and Legends →
I really enjoyed the story but it felt like there were a few gaps in the story, things forgotten by the author. Overall though I can’t wait to get to the next book.