Love these books, life ends with each ones and begins anew with the next, the wait between is terrible
Goddammit Donut
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I am in love!
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faction wars! this is what he has been building to since book one. think you know what is coming? good luck. the AI has gone primal the solar system is in chaos and so is the battlefield. only Matt can use a volcano as a weapon and that not be the most ridiculous thing that..
I was waiting for months upon my pre-order, but as has happened previously, upon listening I was forced to cross the room to where my socks had been blown off as though my toes were individual sticks of Goblin dynamite. Matt’s writing and plotting continue to delight and embarass me (the things I laugh at..
Masterwork
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Matt has kept this roller coaster of a story going and managed to bring it to new heights! Reading the books has been great, but Jeff’s narration is just … *chefs kiss*!
I can’t stop laughing and listening! I think I have listened to the entire series 5 times and counting!
surprisingly good
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was recommended by a friend and was shocked that it was so good. hilarious and a bit naughty
lack of cohesion
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The voice acting took a meh book and turned it almost tolerable. I am typically good about ignoring bad science if rest of story is worth it. this first in long time a story caused me to cringe. I am fan of men’s romance but this was to far. The “male and female”love was just..
The characters have taken on voices and lives of their own. Jeff brings these characters to life in a way that will make other audiobooks some boring and lifeless. I always need to take a break from other audiobooks after listening to these book cause others just can’t complete unless they they have a full..
If you made it this far, WTF are you still listening for if you don’t love it?
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Back when the first *Dungeon Crawler Carl* book dropped, I’d just finished clawing my way through Eric Ugland’s entire catalog like a meth crazed llama. Audible, in its infinite wisdom, chucked DCC at me as a suggestion. Fine, I thought, I’ll bite. First listen? Liked but not loved. It was decent—funny, even—but I didn’t quite..
Phenomenal
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I am absolutely obsessed with this. The donut is perfectly captured. Karl is Kronk but in present day.