Review from Teresa: Everybody Loves Large Chests (Vol.5) →
this book series does have a splash of nsfw content, starts out low in the first book picks up through the series, but by now it’s more description on the body then actual action. not sure about the rest of the series, as I have only read to book five right now, so just be..
Surprisingly probably my least favorite of the series. Make it was just too full of stuff or outside characters I didn’t really care much about. Maybe there were just TOO MANY characters. There is still enjoyment to be had in this one, but compared to the rest of the novels, this one is one of..
This book was a shocking suprise. With a video game basis its like John Wick and Ready Player One had a baby. Then that baby got f***ed by the writers of South Park. This leads to constant laughs and entertainment while a larger back story is also being build. Finally something that lived up to..
Brimmed with potential and unique fiction the story holds you enough to look past the protagonist constant blasphemy. Taking the Lords name in Vain is his ‘official slogan.’ Working your way all the way to book 6 and likely the halfway point in the series and what the author might believe the point of no..
Review from Carl’s Doomsday Scenario →
I haven’t laughed so much in my life listening to books, I am so glad that I stumbled across these. It’s never a dull moment with Carl and Princess Donut oh and Mongo I absolutely love him.
Review from Operation Bounce House →
Wonderfully written. Dinniman does it well and I look forward to how future work with excitement.
Review from Operation Bounce House →
Voice of Roger was annoying to me and i did not develop fondness for any of the characters like i did in Dungeon Crawler Carl.
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
Although the protagonist slogan of blasphemy is nothing new, UZI Jesus is crossing the line of inappropriate by leaps and bounds. Stopped listening as the cross came up through the ground with Jesus nailed to it while holding a uzi. Haven’t continued on since
Review from Enemy A(n)t the Gates →
probably one of the weaker Anthony books, but it was fun enough to be worth it
I say yes. I’m continuously surprised by the quality of the writing, and the audio narration is even better than I imagine in my head when I read the book. it’s impressive.