When Cal arrives on Pictish (not sure I’ve spelled that correctly), the planet where Dan Deadman lives, he is completely unprepared for his run in with this seemingly sweet restauranteur. She’s tough but fair and she takes care of her own. I laughed out loud throughout the book, and this 70-something weapon wielding manager steals..
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My litrpg book group recommended this book and it didn’t disappoint. Great story with plenty of cultivation, leveling, and action. Not to mention power schemes and just enough personal trauma to invest in the MC.
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At the beginning the bouncing around is a bit disorienting as you’re trying to understand what is all going on, but once you get a few hours in it makes the story telling feel better than if it were linear. Overall world building and power system is one of my favorites, very good book and..
This is such a fun series of books. The writing is creative, adventurous and just laugh out loud fun. Couple that with the incredible marathon narration with such a diverse range of voice inflections, etc – one of the very best audible series I’ve listened to. This sequel doesn’t disappoint! Nana Joan is a crack..
This is a fascinating story. If you love the film or are a film lover in general, this story will grab you like Michael grabbed Fredo in Havana and plant one right on your mouth. In many ways, the making of this movie is as interesting as the underlying story of its making. Read on..
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All I’m going to say is that I hate Zach! and you should definitely give this book a try.
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it’s got a few math errors and the constant updates are a little numbing but character development is by far what this is about
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It took 14yrs in the book world.. they finally started using radios. Whew…. I may have to go back and edit previous reviews…. nah.
Th story is supposed to be focused around 2 characters Zach and Ryun. But its honestly 90% Ryun while Zach seems like a secondary character to Ryun’s story. Which makes it odd to me that they would put so much emphasis on zach jus to giv him a basic side story to Ryun’s epic adventures…
Review from The Sidekicks Initiative: A Comedy Superhero Adventure →
Listen, I admire the author in general for writing this. Writing isn’t easy, pleasing everyone is impossible. I’m sure there are lots of people out there who would really enjoy this book, but this just really really isn’t for me. The main character is just such a … scared loser who only mostly thinks about..