Review from The Greystone Chronicles, Book Two: The Dire Lands →
I absolutely recommend this series. I wish the rest was already recorded because I love to listen while driving. now I’m going to have to read them or wait for the release on audiobook lol I really dont think I can wait.
Review from Bone Dungeon →
loved it would be a 5 star on performance but I’m not really big on the sound effects but I can’t wait for the next one
Review from Morgana →
So far this is my favorite entry in the ELLC series. It has less sex overall and the humor is slightly different but the characters are even more interesting and the triple life the main character is forced to live is well thought out. Plus who doesn’t love cat girls? It feels like somehow both..
I really didn’t enjoy the portion of the book I managed to force myself to listen through. I really wish the description was a little more on point about the book’s content. Based on the very brief description, the book should be about an adventurer named Himmel. It is not. I’m not interested in a..
The story has interesting concepts. While it certainly doesn’t come up with anything new, it accomplishes what it set out to do. The whole skeletal shenanigans were alright, but there wasn’t much creativity in this book. Our MC diddle daddles around with “skeleton fight club”, where he makes his mobs fight each other to evolve…
I’m not a gamer, still loved it! I wanted to fast forward through all the leveling up stuff and get to more story.
Review from Delvers LLC →
The Feel:I won’t waste your time by repeating the summary. This story is an interesting blend of HFY/humans are space orcs, tabletop RPG, and isekai/transported to a fantasy world. Disclaimer: I have listened to books 1-3 at this point, and some of the points I discuss are fleshed out more in later volumes. While I..
The MC is pathetic. Not character wise, but mentally pathetic. One of those I have to care about everyone and they aren’t evil murdering bastards you just need to get to know them… Yeah—no. Then they was NPC’s react to his super care bare bs is just unrealistic. They spent their whole lives being racist..
Review from Transformation →
Basically nothing in this story makes any sense. Locations seem to be fluid. MC doesn’t ask obvious questions like “what are stay points”, And for some reason he has thousands of stat points, that he doesn’t (or can’t? It’s not really clear) use. it’s almost good… but none of it really makes any sense. and..
I enjoyed the book. The story flows. And the voice group is awesome as usual, I even bought the first book based on the voice actors. But the music played for the character sheet narration was just awefull. why play jarring, off beat electronic music? it totally destroyed the submersion. Even the early Zelda games..