Loved this entry in the series. Great world building and characters. Amazing story and narration.
Awesome
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“The Eye of the Bedlam Bride,” the sixth installment of the Dungeon Crawler Carl series, is a triumphant addition to an already beloved saga. Written by the brilliant mind of Matt Dinniman and brought to life by the extraordinary talents of narrators Jeff Hays, Patrick Warburton, Travis Baldree, and Annie Ellicott, this audiobook is nothing..
Amazing listen
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Was not disappointed by the newest book, would recommend to anyone who’s read the previous ones
A Superb Follow Up
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
This book has to be one of the most amusing things I’ve ever listened to, the performances are perfect, the added effects are subtle and well handled. if you’ve found Graphic Audio to be a bit too much, don’t worry, this isn’t that. I am loving the character development and the grander story starting to..
Best series
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This is my favorite audiobook series. Writing is great and performance is great. Can’t wait for the next one.
As funny as it is entertaining. I’m pretty sure people think I’m crazy as I laugh out loud while listening to this book series.
Where is book 2
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
Pretty solid story, lots of things happen I mean a lot of things.. lots of characters. I need to know what happens with the MC. Give us book 2
I don’t understand how anyone can dislike this series. I swear, I wish other jonras were this intricate, but I can only find it with the soundbooth crew. The sound effects, the expert audio, the dame story, is so 100% worth the credit and worth giving props! And one name says it all…. Uzi Jesus…..
I’ve never been a fan of card growth. However I did find this book very good. Looking forward to reading book 2. Jeff hays did a masterful job as always. Tim V
Good continuation of a great series. Dungeon Crawler Carl is one of my favorite series and it remains superb entertainment. It’s as full as ever (or even fuller?) of teenage humor that is the hallmark of the series. But I realized something else: it has something that most LitRPG lacks – a plot. There is..