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Quite an enjoyable ending to a great book. Thanks for sharing your world to the author!

Enjoyed the new characters and growing plot of Carl vs the Skull Empire. Looking forward to book 3.

I’ll start by warning you that most of this book is laying out foundations for the future books, but it’s totally worth it! The magic system is incredibly unique, and the MC is relatable, stubborn, relatively intelligent, and not underpowered. Think of the MC like the shield hero guy, that might be the closest anime..

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If you want to escape, this is the book to listen to. It’s a great listen.

This installment begins to expand on what the first book introduced. Here’s what to expect:– More Gear– Mounts– Dungeon creativity– A master and apprentice dynamic between Tira and the newcomer-Drama-A nod to attack on titan which was fun. Overall I’m happy with the pacing and direction the story is going. Time will tell where we..

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The main character never develops — sure his STATS develop, but he doesn’t learn any lessons, he never really faces any serious challenges, he develops relationships with no one, not even his pet ape “Tiny”. He remains overly confident and snarky from beginning to end. And the story itself goes nowhere, just one fight after..

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The writing and the performance just make this series fun to listen to. I love this series.

I will re-listen to this series often. Hearing many voices from Dungeon Lord has been fun and the story has been riveting. I only have one complaint about the storyline, which is an interesting thing. Maybe you will find that spot and feel the same.

This one took me a while to finish. It just never snagged my attention like the previous two. That’s not to say it was bad or boring, it was an overall enjoyable experience. I think the chosen environment of the book is what bothered me. To each their own, right?

Toothless. The author tried to describe a utopia in a dystopian world backed by a megacorperation that cares about people.