Review from With a Little Luck →
Feels like the author either IS a 13-year old DnD geek who thinks their perfect and wishes they had a hot 17-year old singer chic as a girlfriend OR more likely the author is a mom who doesn’t *quite* understand DnD but wrote this book to tell their 15-year old how cool their mom thinks..
Review from A Team of One →
There was no story. A waste of time. There was no story. A waste of time.
Review from A Team of Two →
I had to admit I couldn’t stop listening to the story ,every Chance I had I listen. My walks went longer as I didn’t want to stop listening.
Review from A Team of Five →
I think the storyline is amazing. I can feel how the characters are growing with each book. Mr. Lee is very creative with his stories. I haven’t been this excited about a series since finishing the Grey Man. Job well done! Looking forward to the next book.
Review from A Team of Three →
Great reader helps keep me on track with the story. I can recommend it for anyone
I recommend this book to anybody that likes little naughtiness in their books. I can’t wait to the next series. I’m gonna listen to It.
Review from Snow and the Seven Men →
I liked the thought behind this story. Big bad corporate, Snow White to save the day. I think it would have been better with more character building and some more plot/play. Otherwise, a great listen!
I almost DNFd because the attempted Mexican accent was so bad. The plot was just meh but fine.
Review from Snow and the Seven Men →
the narrators did a great job but the context was poorly written. it is a shame because modernizing fairy tales with a naughty twist is en vogue. the writing is flimsy and disjointed.
The books kept me riveted. Includes plot twists and unique storyline. The performers voice characterizations were top-notch, and the timber of his voice made you look forward for more.