Review from Zero Recall →
enjoyed the world and character building/development. I really enjoy the myriad of underlying motivations for each character. Sara never writes disposable cookie cutter characters. A seemingly disposable character is going to die in battle? let’s really make you feel their loss and give them a backstory! I for one enjoy the detail she includes. It..
Review from Goroth →
If you are a fan of the ELLC series then you will definitely enjoy this continuation. As always the narrator Jeff Hays and the the rest of the crew from sound booth theater do an amazing job bringing the story to life and I feel the audiobooks are the superior way to enjoy this series…
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Its different, but by the 2nd hour until the final, this was hands down the best audiobook Ive ever listed too.
The boxey series is awesome and this book I no exception. The book is always on the right side of naughty. And with many laughs. I could not stop listening. And this is a bit of a throwback book reminiscent of earlier in boxies short life but still letting you see how the character grow..
Review from Goroth →
I fall in love with these characters more and more as the series goes on its come so far from the first book and I can’t wait for the next book.
so first off, I loved the book, this book however, is not for everyone! it is disgusting, depraved, brutal, graphic, and hilarious going to binge the series now!
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
I have enjoyed this book many times over, along with most of Arand’s titles. I love the mention of Vince from his other pen name and didn’t catch it the first read through so I hope that you enjoy it as much as I did. Jeff Hays is one of the greatest narrators out there..
A creative and fun read. I can’t download the next one fast enough. Keep them coming. Audio format makes the books more immersive without be distracting.
Review from Is That a Lute in Your Pocket? →
The book isn’t quite as fun as the reviews suggest. Most of the humor is of the “sarcastic system” type, which seldom works well and there’s not much of it anyway. The MC is represented as moving forward based on his wits and charisma, but he doesn’t come across to the reader as being especially..
great story, great continuation of boxie doing ridiculous boxie shenanigans… but unfortunately this particular title at times has a distractingly loud amount of background noise that is hard to not get distracted by sometimes.