If you like a lot of action, great characters, intrigue and the possibility of meeting aliens then this hits the spot. It was a lot of fun.
Great Space Opera
Review from Star Shroud →
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Did you ever dream you were a dungeon crawler in real life. Well if you didn’t have pants or shoes on your dreaming might reflect your necrotic nature. Thank God the author is marvelously messed up. Fast moving and compelling. Can not help but binge. Great recording, voice acting and sound effects add to entire..
Great series
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
I really like this series, don’t listen to the harem stuff there is nothing at all risqué about these books.
This is another laugh out loud, so hard that the people in cars around me wish they were listening to what I am, funny! Just get it. Princess Donut will thank you….probably.
Darwin Game Vibes!
Review from Monster Hunt NYC →
I decided to give this book ago as I await the release of He Who Fights With Monsters 5 (obsessed) and it gave serious Darwin’s Games vibes (still waiting for season 2 to come out already). The story line was ok, but the songs became annoying because it was too amateurish. The narration was interesting..
Awesome
Review from Pangea Online: The Complete Trilogy →
I love these three books. I was so upset when it was over. I’ll have to read them again soon
so far it’s going great! really gotta hate some of these corporate overlords and I’m excited to keep the ball rolling, still a few minor issues but one of my gripes was dealt with via character development as Carl has show growth something rare for these sorts of books
Truly a fantastic surprise!
Review from Forging Zero →
Came for Jeff Hayes and the cover art, but DAMN the story leaves you wanting more! It’s brutal and dark at times, but a very well written story. If you want something different and captivating and hard to put down. This book is for you.
our monsterous protagonist may feel that the world is out to get him. Normally this can be helped with a little therapy but even the therapist would likely be out to get him. In a series where the story of the monster is the main charicrer anything goes. One thing I like about this series..
Tasty, shiny, and those who can aquire the first 2
Review from Fizzlesprocket: Everybody Loves Large Chests – Vol. 2 →
Our protagonist is no hero, he’s a monster and a very monstrous monster. He likes tasty things even if they’re still alive. He likes shiny things. He tolerates those few people who can help him aquire or make his other things. I suspect he will make them tasty later… This series is about a monster..