Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
The seventh book in this series remains an incredibly entertaining read. I couldn’t help but laugh out loud at the bizarre events that unfolded in the cast’s lives. However, I must admit that I preferred the previous installment. The story and the cast have grown more complex over time, making it occasionally challenging to comprehend..
Review from Wizard’s Tower, Books 1-3 →
Book 1: There is an interesting premise here: a very powerful wizard wants to retire and build a wizard’s tower. Unfortunately, there isn’t an interesting novel here. The “magic system” is simple: whatever the story needs to continue is what magic can do. And if the story needs a thing to not be possible, then..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
I love how this story brings my mmorpg life to a strange reality! Such a fun listen!
Review from The Archemi Online Chronicles Boxset: Books 1, 2 & 3 →
The audio download had TONS of skips pops and stop starts. it is virtually unlistenable. Audible makes it almost impossible to reach anyone or anything that might be able to fix the issue. so I am left complaining to other listeners.
Review from Riftside 2 →
10/10! The talking hammer/platypus makes the series! Cannot wait for the next one!!
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
This series is the best I’ve ever read. First series I read back to back twice.
Review from This Inevitable Ruin →
Audible had been recommending this series to me for a long time but it looked so ridiculous it never made it to the top of my list. After a referral from a friend I took the leap and am really glad I did. So much better than I would have expected and so hilariously funny…
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
I loved the story overall. The ending credits were wonderful and also terrible. Pronouncing Washington cities was deeply painful.
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
This was a book I didn’t know I needed, and I now need all of the rest.
Review from The Devils Do →
The Devils Doby M.R. Forbes Enjoyable read but is more complicated than the first two. The thing with the shards and nephium, vampire-like feeding, and the magical powers from the blood is getting into fantasy territory. I don’t mind a combo of sci-fi/fantasy novels. I just didn’t expect it.