kinda half zombie book half litrpg. I’m not sure which part I liked more. book 2 will be a insta buy for me.
really great litrpg
Review from The Land of the Undying →
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Jamie Hawke’s most recent work is a pretty quick read, and at just under 6 hours rather entertaining listen. Ezra’s a chill dude trying to play it straight as he takes three prisoners to space prison when all Gehenna breaks lose. Fortunately he has the assistance (and at times, affections) of three titular psychotic women..
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Review from Save Point: Upload →
Matthew Siege is a good author. His debut novel, Headshot, was brilliant. The best LitRPG story I’ve ever read and and one of exactly two LitRPG series I can say is genuinely good instead of a guilty pleasure or entertaining in a dumb way. The Save Point series disturbs me because is dumb. Really dumb,..
Another great book
Review from Psychobitches: Tear It Up →
I took for granted that the people at Soundbooth Burlesque were at the top of their game. This audiobook just told me that they werent even started. Now with the adition of sound effects to create a better ambient the listener can really imerse themselves in the book and almost be in the midle of..
Was a great book. Didnt know what to expect when I got, but was pleasantly surprised at just how good it was. Was really interesting to see an MC that’s not super OP. Look forward to #2
The author has trouble with understanding the flow of his story, The plot is there but the flow is lacking. The characters struggle to gain experience and stats, but the stats go unexplained, and everyone in the party is able to use an ability that no one has ever even been able to develop. Inconsistent..
love the story,pacing was good and the reader used a wide range of voices for the characters.
appreciate the improved pace. keep pushing this a bit (hopefully) to not get bogged down in the mechanics of RPGs (especially the prompts)
it was a really fun book to listen to! I read it all in one go.
Soundbooth theatre rocks!
Review from World-Tree Online →
Loved the performance by soundbooth theater, felt like an old radio play with the music and sound effects. Only real problem with the writing was the author always reused names instead of he/she but the story was great.