The beginning of a very interesting story characters are like able hopefully we learn more about them
Great d & d
Review from Dungeon Lord →
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Well done sir!
Review from Dungeon in the Clouds →
A different twist and a good laid back and get lost in a difficult world of danger and rewards story! Looking forward to the next!
This book was PAINFUL to finish. With every book, Carl is shown to be more of a pansy, whiny wuss who willingly allows himself to be walked over. Donut is a horrible “person?”. She causes most of their issues, constantly insults Carl despite him being the only reason she continues to live and still partly..
So goooood!
Review from Pride →
Want more getting the next two books now! The dynamics between the characters are just awesome shows that the voice actors really care to make us audience to feel the emotions at hand!
So good.
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
I feel like I am missing so many pearls from the prior books. The story is just great and Jeff Hays is excellent as always.
If you’re looking for an action-adventure blockbuster movie style book, this is one for you. The story is full of fights, sometimes pretty gory, and the language is sometimes crude, but the action is fast and the story progression is steadily marching forward without too much interruption for exposition or world building. While you move..
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Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
Excellent book. Continues to be interesting and exciting with twists and turns. Can’t wait till the next floor!
OK, the first one was full of innocent NPCs on their initial steps to waking up. This one started to delve into them unraveling the lies that been told to them. I absolutely love how their thought processes keep them from coming to the truth. It’s both heart warming and quietly tragic all at the..
I’d argue each book is better than the last. Continued character development and world building. Excited to see what’s next!
I have fallen in love with this series, narrators, and author. Just wish they would have less time between books.