This is a boring slog that so far has nothing novel or interesting and no charm at all. It reads more like someone who wants to cash in on the genre with a long series than someone who had a story to share, and it has all the inventiveness and ingenuity of someone feeding a..
While only fans will have reached this point in the series, if these positive reviews help people learn of this fantastic series then it’s worth it. some plot point were tied up others expanded and oh baby we are getting the war. I can’t wait.
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Matt and Jeff hit the nail on the head again. I just finished and starting it over
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The first release in a while that spurred me to relisten to the whole set. An absolute ride, does everything that good sci-fi should, absolutely unpredictable in the best ways. Jeff Hayes is in top form and the rest of the production grounds the whole story well. best start with the first one, but who..
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Loving how the story is shaping up can’t wait for the next book come.
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Thanks for the love from Iowa, or was it Idaho! either way smells weird and is cold.
“Eye of the Bedlam Bride”, the 6th baby! in Matt Dinniman’s “Dungeon Crawler Carl” series, is a gritty masterpiece five-star read, loaded with strategy, raw emotion, and unexpected alliances. This series continues to captivate and surprise. that was the AI and I meant it all but this shit is starting to get pretty deep.. you..
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This is my favorite series and it keeps getting better! I’m already looking forward to the next book
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This has been my favorite of the lit RPG genre thus far. It’s funny, sad and horrible. I love it. They have to make this into an anime or something!
..and it’s utterly politically incorrect! I love it! I don’t understand people yammering about their favourite religion being assaulted and stuff. Guys, this book is also showing ridiculousness of religions, not only making fun of them, as well as the whole system we live in.