Review from Time-Marked Warlock →
This low key urban fantasy is enjoyable for the most part. At about the half way mark I was getting a bit bored with it but it does pickup the pace at the ending chapters. There seemed to be some unevenness to the young girl’s conversation and behaviour. One minute she says she would torture..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
This book was recommended several times but I discounted the recommendations because it sounded stupid. And it is… and it isn’t. The narration and sound effects are top notch. Goddamnit Donut that was great.
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
I love it all, truly. I love the distraction from real life, but also that the main character is starting to see and think about the bigger picture. Well done all around!
Review from Mimic & Me 3 →
I loved all three books. I would totally listen to them again. They were funny and they were heartwarming. This series was very well written and preformed. Chester’s voice was very shrill, and that is the only bad thing I can say about it. after getting used to the voice, it really added to the..
This one was a little hard to get through. The story was stretched to lots of different places. I felt like characters made weird decisions and Anthony didn’t try new spells or figure out something new as he once did. Also, the Gravity Bomb is overused for something that is basically useless.
Review from Time-Marked Warlock →
The warlock protagonist, is a complex and relatable character. His struggles with grief, guilt, and redemption make him human, despite his supernatural abilities. The world-building is impressive, with a richly detailed magic system and a unique mythology. The writing is descriptive, immersive, and engaging, making it easy to become fully invested in the story. The..
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
Love the comedy and character development . I also appreciate that stats are there to support story without a repetitive bog.
Annoying narration, super predictable plot, feels so low effort. Weird mix of appealing to young audience mixed with very adult themes/language.
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
Glurp glurp! Im mainly a reader, been reading 40 years now. This story got me into audiobooks. Love this series.
I enjoyed the overall book it was a little bit different than what I’m used to, the time looping did get a little bit boring hearing the same thing over and over again at least the first part of the day I understand why the author did it and the book did need some of..