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This was actually a fun little book. It’s not deep, there are no plot twists or significant character development but it is good for a light listen and a chuckle or two.

didnt care much for the Voice Acting and the background noises. also pronunciation of names vary between chapters. the story is interesting in concept. great world building though not as well displayed as one would like. not a repeat read but still interesting nonetheless. hoping that it improves in the next book.

As always, the soundbooth theater crew did an awesome job with the performance. The writing on this one was weak, for what i have come to expect. The was very little character growth, very little plot growth.

This series has to be a perfect melding between author and Jeff Hays. I can’t tell the audience how many laughs I’ve gotten out of this series because of storytelling and the voices added by Mr. Hays. I salute you both and look forward to more works for both parties even if the melding doesn’t..

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This series is definitely in my top 5 gamelit/Litrpg series. I can’t wait for book 4.

Story and voices as good as the others although I wish the god of improbable circumstances was more involved. The sound effects on the other hand are getting… out of hand. After Hilda shows Boxy another job there’s a scene where all you here is piercing cricket fx on repeat

The characters from the first novel return in a direct continuation of the compelling and fun narrative of our main character Lucas. I loved how this book further developed the cast and drove the story forward in a very concise yet enthralling manner. Loved it and can’t wait for more!

This was a twist on a hero story that I enjoyed a lot. The narrator was brilliant and i can’t wait to listen to the rest of the series!

Story and voices were awesome. Very satisfied. definitly a good read for fans of fiction.

lots of minor changes from the RR release but overall was enjoyable, can’t wait for part 2 of this arc.