Tasty continuation of the series. Twists and turns keep the listener on their toes. Just as fun listening to this portion of the series as the first!
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Excellent start
Review from Goblin King →
You may know Mr. Virdi from his Urban fantasy novel: Grave Beginnings. I had been hoping for some time that he would get around to making them into audiobooks, so I flipped out when I saw that not only had he done a LITRPG story, but it was also being done by SBT that I..
Let’s be honest- this book is not for everyone… when I was listening to all three- I was cautious about who I told about this. Probably not a book to generally recommend around the water cooler. But WOW is it fantastic! The absolute best book with an antihero out there. You truly want Boxy to..
So here we are, back again with book three of the CBG’s and the story keeps rolling along nicely. Before I begin talking about the book I do want to discuss a controversy that I have long been saying is true. I honestly think Gideon was modeled after our intrepid narrator, JTJ. Just look at..
You’ll love it
Review from Obliteration →
This series is one of the best things in litrpg/ game lit today. You will absolutely enjoy it.
This is this week’s Soundbooth Spotlight, and man was it fun. Practically 22 hours of goblin goodness to gnaw on. Orin, the MC who is trapped in the game world, is a goblin Dread Totem who is running a goblinish village. The book plays out a lot like the original world of Warcraft orcs vs..
Popcorn movie madness
Review from Planet Kill →
Planet Kill is one of those books that makes no bones in regards to what it is about. This is an action packed, shoot ‘em, screw ‘em, smoke a cigarette style book. It doesn’t pretend to be Shakespeare in the Park or a Hemingway machismo filled tale of woe. This is a summer action flick..
Wow!!!
Review from Cherry Blossom Girls →
Great book non stop from the start. Check it out you won’t be disappointed. This is great.
very different storytelling
Review from Challenge →
I really enjoy the book. the only issue I have about it is the continuous waste of storytime to tell me stats.
The more I listen to this the more I’m convinced the author has never played an RPG, MMO or otherwise, in his life. The main defeats impossibly strong foes and is then almost immediately defeated by others weaker than he is. The economy and gear make no sense whatsoever (one of the defeats comes from..