Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
I don’t usually write reviews, but I had to show my appreciation for Matt Dinniman and SoundBooth Theatre. TLDR: Buy this book! First of all, the production on this audiobook is truly next level. The attention to detail is incredible. The immersion it provides is quite literally unparalleled in the audiobook realm. They have brought..
Review from Obligations Incurred →
Purchased the entire series and the spin off because it was highly recommended and on sale so I’m grinding through the series. Warning!! Spoilers!!!! Stop reading spoilers.My favorite part of the book is towards the end when one of the MCs finds themselves in an impossible situation. How do they handle it? By activating their..
love the characters, situations, dialog, plot, story, humor, and the narrator is doing his best during the foot fetish parts. its like he has a foot festish himself, sorta strange if you ask me. new achievement! you found out that the narrator has been adding all the foot fetish scenes on his own. reward….you probably..
Review from Alaskan Fire →
I Owen hundreds of books so I can say this 1 is awesome story well written and top notch narration
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I’m sure some people won’t mind, but the language in this book is horrible. If you are looking for a clean story you can recommend in polite company, look elsewhere. The story and performance both seemed good, but the amount of swearing makes it feel like it was written by a child who is trying..
Review from The Butcher’s Masquerade →
Lots of fun and very hard to set down. The narration was on point and helped sell this entertaining book
I typically hate the system apocalyse genre, and this book uses a pretty standard setting, but what sets it apart is: – Excellent dialog, thanks to clearly defined characters (writing) and voices (narration). – Well managed tension throughout scenes and arcs. (this genre often overly relies on litrpg elements to make you keep reading e.g…
Review from Alaskan Fire →
after a chapter, I’m returning this. I’m not a fan of this style. the male narrator is speaking the internal thoughts of both male and female characters while the female narrator only speaks the out loud female parts.
Review from Arrival →
Took a chance on this book and don’t regret it. Well written and engaging, ready for the next installment!
Books one and two were good, three and four were mediocre. When it came to five to eight it became a struggle to continue. Our “Leader” and main protagonist never evolves, matures, or have any character development. He is the same guy in the last 10 minutes of book 8 as he was in the..