This series leans in fully and sucks you into the storyline with Carl. The story is first person, so you learn “what’s going on” with Carl. Imagine Hunger Games, a Friday night D&D game, and Survivor were all blended with a strong helping of comedy, sarcasm, and puns. The author also manages character development in..
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The narrator has been on point. 🤌 I can’t wait for more! I need more words to leave a review.
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Book made me cry, laugh, shake and cry some more. Highly recommend this whole series!
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Ok i think I’ve hit my limit on the LitRPG genre. Cant do it anymore. I dont care that much about the characters stats. These books, including this one, spend too much time either reviewing stats, or explaining how the system works, its tedious, typically does nothing to move the plot, and boring! The concept..
I honestly expected things to get trite or the shtick to get old. But seven books in, there are still new things to surprise and entertain me.
Another great book in the DCC series. Stakes are getting higher for Carl, Doughnut and the rest of the crawlers. This is another LitRPG masterpiece. Keeps a lot of the humor and fun of the previous books but as with each book in this series the tone gets a little more gritty and serious. You..
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It’s is probably one of my most favorite reads. Weird imaginative and funny the whole way!
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Can’t believe I finished the last one. Love the series a nd sad it’s over. Cannot say enough about the story and the voice work. So good. So many amazing side characters.
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This storyline just becomes more and more convoluted, deliciously twisted and incredibly addictive. Can’t wait to listen to the next book.
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I’ve stopped and started this book so many times. I loved this series, but as it’s gone on, the story has gotten messy. Not only that, but I don’t even know who’s talking part of the time.