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The story was a told from the monster’s point of view. This made it an unusual and interesting story. The performance of the narration was one of the best things about it. He did an outstanding job. However, for me, the continuity of the story was lost and hard to follow because of the overuse..

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Great narrating as always, sound booth theater does a fantastic job. The story was solid not a whole lot to say there if you come this far in the series you know what to expect.

Its a story about a mimic chest developing a brain and leveling up (I think – I gave up part way). I love the rampaging chest in Terry Pratchett books so I thought this could be a funny distraction but this one isn’t for me. I’m not easily offended I just don’t find it interesting,..

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I want to say it was totally amazing but I think that was mostly the performance by soundbooth. the story was kinda of lacking and I didn’t really like Vincent’s attitude in this one.

You tied up this series nicely, Mr. Kuznitz. I really enjoy the goofy or clueless hero arc commonly found in this genre. This evil anti-hero stuff is definitely a shift in perspective to which I’m not accustomed. I wasn’t sure I was even going to finish the series tbh. You wrote this engaging story very..

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Twists, turns, laughs and anxiety. Matt has out did himself 5/5 would recommend to a friend.

This is a great face past series do yourself a favor and listen to these now

Man 5 books in and still no drop in quality. Feels like it’s a rarity that a LitRPG keeps me for this long. So glad I am enjoying this great story. Thanks and Keep Up the Hard Work! 🙂

Jeff Hays is the best narrator I’ve heard, and is the first one to actually make the audiobook better than the original. Can’t wait for the next one!

This book is all I’ve ever needed… I pretty much crushed the review but there is a 15 word minimum.