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Gods in the heavens! This one got me good! Can’t wait until book 4! Holy moly!!!!!!

Bobby Adair has becme 1 of a short list of favorite authors !Great job!

Well no spoilers I really enjoyed this book. I’m not sure how it is going to end or if it will. But let’s just say I’m hooked till I listen to the next one.

Again, the narration needs to abbreviate the character sheets. Only list relevant stat changes or titles. There is no need for a side character to have a 16 minute stat sheet read out. Other than that the story is great and I look forward to what happens next

Unfortunately, the author got carried away producing a bizarre over-the-top story that lacked the whit of the previous books. Contrary to the others, this one has been a waste of credit and time.

Very good read/listen. The narration is excellent and I was vested in the characters. Really liked the twist at the end. Two thumbs up.

This story is so good I can hardly believe it. And the narrator sounds like it’s grandpa reading to you, I love it. Great job to both author and narrator. You guys are my heroes. I can’t believe I have to wait for the next one now. What am I going to do? Hurry and..

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I liked books one and two, though to be honest book one was more interesting and dynamic than book two. I was fine with that. That’s a common enough trait in a book series that its not even worthy of note. Book two was still good and I was still looking forward to the continuation..

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Past 10 books and I expect the story to lag on and become stagnant, but this book shows that at least one author can do it. This one is just as good as the rest and I cannot wait for the next.

Every time I get to the end of one of these books I want there to be more. Even though I have a few gripes with the structure of the narrative-meaning the sometimes excessive flashbacks and interludes-the 36 hours flies by and I want there to be more.