Very funny story of a Mimic becoming sentient gaining demon minions. A bit raunchy in a few places, but always amusing and funny. Hays is an excellent narrator and his voices and sounds sell the tone.
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Review from The Land of the Undying →
there was next story only problem is it was destroyed or the fact that several of the chapters were out of sequence and because of this it cause problems with understanding the progression of the story hopefully great this gets fixed because this is a good story the only problem is they said chapters are..
Let me start by saying that for those unfamiliar with Harmon Cooper you are in for a massive treat. He’s an incredible writer and has crafted many series, most of which are at least partially connected in some way, much like almost all of Stephen King’s books partially connected. Now on to The Last Warrior..
funny
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
I didn’t know how I’d like this book and wound up being actually funny as hell highly recommend
I think the author has a good concept and has developed an interesting world. The lore is pretty good too. The main character seems off and the lack of him acting more like a dungeon Lord is missing which is a reason I was interested in the book in the first place. The childlike bravado..
I love love love box sets. Harmon always pulls through with grouped books. The narration of this title was absolutely fantastic and probably one of the best works I’ve experienced by Jeff Hays and I am new with Annie but she was also fantastic. This is one of my favorite series by Harmon. The point..
It was a very great book and the story was wonderful. The only annoying issue was the special effects for when the main character is thinking, ect. As well as the fact that every time a characters stats are brought up they go over them fully which gets extremely annoying as it happens constantly.
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Review from Dungeon Lord: Otherworldly Powers →
I am really loving these stories another good one look forward to book 3 of this series
The story kept my attention through out the book. One major error of editing. A couple of chapters where switch out of order in the last hour and a half. Made the story confusing. The reasoning for playing a VR game while real monsters roamed the street was sound enough that it didn’t take away..
I have read a few LitRPG sagas so far and I sooo tired of these selfish, jackass mains. This is such a refreshing take. The main character here is legitimately concerned with being a good person in the face of circumstances where it is not easy to do that. Like most LitRPGs, you know that..