seriously, I’ve enjoyed this series so far, IN SPITE of the issues around the audio levels, but this book is the worst offender yet, and the point where I have to NOPE TF OUT altogether. Most of the characters are narrated at a reasonable volume, but pretty much EVERY TIME THE MIMIC SPEAKS, HE’S YELLING..
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
Every new book on the series just gets better and better! I feel so invested in what’s going to happen, can’t wait for the next!
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
It’s beginning of this book. Donut is so annoying that you almost just stop. Give it time it gets a little better.
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
Very clever story telling. Not only each floor has a separate story line, there’s a notebook connect the story back to previous crawls. That lends quite a bit depth in to the story. The author did a splendid job weaving all of them together. It’s highly addictive — I’m blasting through the first 5 books..
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
Captivating like the others I look forward to reading and listening to the new ones!
Book 2 continues where book 1 left off, almost like there was no transition between the two. Hilarious as always, and actually had some emotional moments for me. I was already in love with this series after book 1, but book 2 has deepened that love and made me very excited for what the future..
Review from The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook →
I hate the noise he makes every time he talks. It makes me want to throw up. I do not want to listen to any more of this book and I’m on chapter 3. It’s terrible. Please don’t do this again.
I didn’t want to like this. But I really really do. Can’t wait for the next episode!
Reading this series is like listening to a symphony by a composer you like. Listening to the audiobook – well, even more of that. Each book amps up the complexity and themes return and morph and merge. Amazing!
Jeff Hayes does the job as usual! And Matt Dinniman, does what Matt Dinniman does!