Kuznitz has truly mastered his craft and it shows in this second installment of the series. Our beloved totem meets new foes and friends, with all one can wish for when it comes to both world and base building. A brilliant show-case of just how much is possible in the lit-rpg genre.
the box did the caramel dancen and sang the song along with it. made me laugh.
yea… the ending was one of the most dramatic action packed scenes I’ve ever felt and made a nice ending for the very entertaining book. I never knew I had the love for these types of books. but the ending kinda cut short, hopefully the sequel brings me clearance!
Review from Supers: Ex Heroes →
This is the first book I have listened to in this genre, and I am now a fan. Jamie Hawke is an amazing writer and I was immediately hooked within the first 5 minutes. i want to say it was because of Justin’s voice and performance but that is only half the reason. The story..
The sound effects, music, and voices are vety top notch and along with an engaging and unique story, it’s been an enjoyable experience. Can’t wait for the next book.
Review from War Aeternus: The Beginning →
Great story, wonderful narrator who really brought the characters alive.Can’t wait to turn the page on the next book.
Review from Dragon Seed →
by far one of my new favorite litrpgs and easily within my top five if not top three litrpg books I have listened to. with for me a near perfect blend of game machanics,action and story.I like the world,class system,magic and pretty much everything else.
it’s too stupid to continue with. I can’t get immersed in to a book that has countries called the land of ramen soup. I want a story. Not a ten yr olds idea of funny names.
Jeff Hays was my reason for getting this book. Great job, as always, Mr. Hays. This book taught me a valuable lesson: read more before spending a credit.
Review from Otherlife Awakenings →
this series like all the others by William D Arand is a joy to listen to