Review from Unsouled →
Fast-paced fantasy. I get bored with epic fantasy due to the hours of set up, but his book/series does an excellent job with pacing. It is constantly fleshing out an interesting and unique world without dragging the story to a screeching halt. I also enjoy how each of the characters feels distinct and unique, not..
Review from Uncrowned →
only one real complaint and that is we unfortunately I have to wait. Knows how long for the next one
Suddenly forgiving the nobles for all the problems they have caused him came out of nowhere. These people literally bought their way into the sect and constantly bring down the commoners in there. “Why don’t we all just ride our demon beast horses there? It would be so much faster?” No one else can afford..
Review from Hard Mode →
In the first book of the series, Ethan spends a lot of time with a new group of players and is learning how the game works. In this book, he is immediately separated from his group for the majority of the book. When the other characters are mentioned, Ethan spends a lot of time thinking..
Review from Unsouled →
An unexpected gem. I am new to Will Wight and loved Unsouled. What it lacks slightly in character depth it makes up for in action and motivation. Great story… Reading the authors website, I get the sense this series doesn’t have a predetermined story arc… This is the only thing that concerns me about continuing..
Well written Wuxia novels are hard to come by in English. Tao’s book was welcome surprise in that regard. This combined with Travis Baldree’s excellent narration made for an enjoyable experience. Can’t wait to listen to the next book in this series!
Quite a refreshing addition to the genre, and excellently narrated. I’ve enjoyed Tao wong’s other series and this raises the bar.
I am always reluctant to try new authors because I have a hard time stopping in the middle of a book even if I don’t enjoy it. Because of all the reviews and audible sale I decided to give this first one a try. I am so happy I did. Will Wight is one of..
Review from Soulsmith →
Fantasy fiction in the vein of Patrick rothfuss. Don’t know if I would sit down to read, but very entertaining/engaging listen for my commute.
In Mythian: Book 1, I really connected with the MC, Ethan. Jaddow and Cipher were still shrouded in mystery though. Who were they? How did they know Ethan and his Wife? What was their motivation for helping him? We only got the briefest glimpses. I really grew to like Jaddow too in this book. He’s..