Review from Greed →
the audio had several spots of shudder and skipping. at some points, it was nearly impossible to continue the story. i deleted and redownloaded the file and still had the same issues at the same exact time stamps. it starts to get really about at zeek 2 or when 10 hrs and 20 mins are..
The story has a strong start, but you know there’s a problem. when the first female character is an evil, sexually driven character who pays no attention to her own clitoris. It only goes down mountain from there, which is very disappointing. it’s hard to enjoy the glee of the mimic as it levels when..
Review from Otherlife Dreams →
I wish you guys would stop changing around the damn home screen I click on book details so I could see what is playing next in the season or series instead of having to find out and remember what fu**£** name one book is on another
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
The writing is wonderful, as is the voice narrating it. I absolutely love this book and can’t wait to cosplay the familiars 🧡
Overall pretty good, but I hope Dinnaman has gotten most of the crude humor out, because it was a bit over the top in this one. I don’t mind some, but it seemed excessive and unnecessary. But then… OMG the epilogue! Can’t wait for the next one!
The 1st and 2nd books are action pact. This makes you wish they were longer. By 1/3 of the 3rd book, you want to stop listening to the audiobook because the MC turns into a truly unlikable person. He throws snarky remarks in every situation. He creates contentious situations when they are none. He is..
Review from Mortimer →
Dope! Enjoyed this story and the voice acting. Excited that the story continues. Let’s go!
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I don’t normally rate and review books, but this series is just too good not to. I binged through all 5 so far and can’t wait for more!
some cringe-worthy features like every time the Dungeon core and it’s fairy use pet names, “hun” (ugh), and the shrill whiney voice used by the fairy’s narrator at times. But if you can get past this it’s actually a good start for the series.
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
First off, Jeff Hays is one of the best readers that I’ve encountered. The story and the characters are well built and interesting. And also so funny at some points, and sad at others.