Review from Death Rites (The Lazarus Codex) →
Wasn’t find of the voice. Nor his lack of decent accent for the area he was supposed to be from. But the story was interesting. So I gave it a listen. Weird, snarky, and there’s a big lovable yet ferocious dog. ✔ Not bad.
Will has a fantastic grasp of how to write action-oriented fantasy. His writing is tight and his characters, both heroes and villains are relatable. This young author has realized that what makes a good story great is a good villain. What makes a good villain great is making them relatable. Jai Long is a great..
Review from Death Rites (The Lazarus Codex) →
I just finished the audiobook of death rites by E. A. Copen and I loved every second of it! It was my first exposure to the urban fantasy genre as well as one of my first murder mystery books. E. A. Copen’s writing style has a perfect balance between detailed description and action that really..
it’s pretty much the most basic cultivate book i have ever read all it is is him pretty much going around pretty much dying the entire book
Review from Uncrowned →
Total page turner! With an ending that combined both story arcs in a climactic crescendo. I can’t wait to read the next book. Literally downloading it now. This series gets better with every book.
Review from A Thousand Li: The First Stop →
It is a fine addition to the first book, though it felt like the author could have added some parts and that it didn’t have much of a climax, just a lot of rising action. I feel like some additional lines added could help ground the story more, making it feel more like the story..
The book is good overall, I just bought the second. However, it feels like it’s missing something, I’m not quite sure what though, perhaps not enough descriptive language I honestly couldn’t tell you what anything looks like, even the main character.
Review from Unsouled →
I thought this was a great book, once it for going. word of warning though, if you don’t like 70s kung fu, just pass, otherwise get it. people complain about the length but an 8 hour book is still decent. this isn’t written as an epic which is a completely different type of style. you..
Review from A Thousand Li: The First Step: A Cultivation Novel →
Great Naration and Excellent Story. MC isn’t OP, but neither he a vessel for the listener to see the world.
I have listened to this series repeatedly, and I mean repeatedly. I’m probably on my 10th listen; I’ve lost count. Will Wight develops a complex world by peeling off layers of complexity like layers of an onion. You get a good introduction to the mechanics of the magic system in the first book before it..