Review from An Unexpected Hero →
Not a bad book by any means. With that being said, I did question whether it not to keep listening. There was quite a few times I was almost screaming at the main character to do, not only what he was told his character type (bard) did, but also what his original world self did…
loved it! really great voice actor choices and a very fun original plot. hilarious and ridiculous.
Review from Mimic & Me →
storytelling at it’s finest. From the first page to the last, the authors have you wrapped into the story and the character’s lives! The anxiety and the surprise from one moment to the next is worth every minute of listening time! Jeff Hayes is top notch as always! Thank you!
Review from An Unexpected Hero →
ok so this book reads like a quirky fun d&d campaign which will appeal to others more then me so that’s why I rated it higher than I personally think it is now while I can’t stand the mc and that ruined the book for me but that’s just me and I know that others..
Review from An Unexpected Hero →
I guess I don’t have a sense of humor. This book just doesn’t do it for me. Dungeon Crawler Carl is right up my ally. This book however seems to me geared toward a much younger audience. The full cast is great and you can tell they truly care about the material. Unfortunately, it just..
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
This entire series is phenomenal – I’ve never been so obsessed. The books themselves are fantastic, but the audiobooks truly take it to another level.
Review from An Unexpected Hero →
In this book a poor guy, Danny is Isekaied from one bar fight and comes to in middle of another managing to escape by just the skin of his teeth. You can imagine how confused Danny is as makes his getaway! The clothes, the buildings and streets and that floaty blue screen obstructing his view!..
Fun, funny, surprisingly heartfelt. Buckle up, it is one hell of a ride and super addictive
this whole series had me hooked when the collapse in the first book. the perfect amount of needy as well as sinical morbidity with great sense of humor all tangled in one great tale.
Review from Mimic & Me 2 →
What a good follow up to the original book. Sound booth theater killed it as always.