Review from Life Reset: Hobnobbing →
I normally only listen while walking the dog, but this series and this book in particular had me listening just sitting around the house. I am so glad the book was brought to a proper ending. I am so sad that my new friends are no longer with me on my walks.
Review from World-Tree Online →
I judge that World Tree Online ranks with the likes of The Land and Life Reset as one of the best written pieces of LitRPG out there. It has many elements of the fantastic without being absurdly silly, and presents the challenge of players trapped inside a game gone horribly wrong, from which they cannot..
Review from The Heroic Villain →
Awesome rendition of an anti-hero perspective. After listening to so many epic fantasies in which the MC can do no wrong, its refreshing to see those same characters get curbstomped by the Villan. This book really puts into perspective how good and evil is sometimes a boring trope and that representing humanity in shades of..
Review from The Heroic Villain →
I am loving Soundbooth Theater productions. between the multiple and talented narrators, sound effects that aren’t so loud it drowns out the narrators, and the entertaining story I am wishing more books are done by them. If you are a fan of litrpg’s then get this book. I refuse to add details and risk spoilers…
Review from Temple of Sorrow →
Carrie Summers introduces us to a unique LitRPG setting with a really creative main character. Annie Ellicott and Jeff Hays, per usual, have a phenomenal performance. The story seems to move somewhat slowly but is worth the time investment! I would encourage readers who enjoy LitRPG and GameLit stories to check out the series!
As book two in the series, there is a lot more character development for Devon and others. I enjoyed the story a lot and the creativity with which Carrie Summers crafted it. Annie Ellicott and Jeff Hays, per usual, have a phenomenal performance. The story continues to progress somewhat slowly, but I was never bored…
As book three in the series, it’s clear that Carrie Summer’s is much more comfortable with her characters. I enjoyed the story! Annie Ellicott and Jeff Hays, per usual, have a phenomenal performance. The story continues with Devon but still moves somewhat slowly. I would still recommend the book to others.
Review from Battle Spire: A Crafting LitRPG Book →
the book kept me on my toes as to what might happen next, really loved the way that they made out the brains to brawn’s controdiction with some twists
Review from Life Reset: Hobnobbing →
narrator was good as always I just feel a lot of the buildup of the first 2 books was wasted by the setting of 90% of this book ignoring goblins gorge. still a good book though
I first want to say I love anything with a full voice cast, which helped overcome this book’s flaws. The only two faults I have with it are the ending seemed a little anticlimactic, and the primary opponent at the end is too cliche for my liking. Despite my minor complaints, I did enjoy it,..