Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
I quite enjoyed this book, something about seeing a “Bond Villain” (characters words not mine) build their empire and base from the ground up is quite enjoyable. I loved that the story isn’t overly sexualized even though it’s almost like a harem anime. I struggled with the number tallies, but I feel like in the..
Review from Temple of Sorrow →
I don’t normally write reviews on principal but as a huge fan of Jeff Hays and Annie Ellicott working in collaboration pleases pleases continue the story and all of your ventures together. If you like LITRPG like my self and are on the go this is a great story whether your driving, catching public transportation,..
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
Probably one of the best books I have spent a credit on. I was hesitant for a long time. But trust a stranger, it’s worth the credit.The story itself has a dark sort of outline and style behind it which makes it a little unique. The storyline is good and the rpg part of the..
Review from Temple of Sorrow →
I will admit that when I bought this book I wasn’t expecting a lot. The Naration caught me right away as it felt very natural. Jeff Hays is always a favorite so his addition also added depth. This is what I consider a very unobtrusive LitRPG. It doesn’t have the repetition that some of the..
I am not a fan of LitRPG, I usually avoid it, picking this Dante’s Immortality up mostly by accident. That said, this book is very good for the genre. I really enjoyed the story and I hope that the author can get past his writer’s block so that I can read the next book in..
Review from Supers: Ex Heroes →
Had me intersted from start to finish. Can not wait for the sequel. Should be interesting.
Review from Otherlife Dreams →
This is the 3rd book where the theme was “trapped in a game” and I think this genre is not for me. It seems that when authors pick this theme they think the fact that the characters are in the game is engaging enough and the whole story. I need more of a story –..
Review from Fizzlesprocket: Everybody Loves Large Chests – Vol. 2 →
The book can be divided into three parts. Here’s a quick review of each. Part 1: Laugh out loud funny. Crude to the point of crossing the line a few times. Story is a bit lacking but you won’t care. Part 2: Comedy slows down revealing a plot that has some trouble supporting the story..
This book begins with someone who has quite a fall because he thinks he is the smartest person in the room and that the world revolves around him. I waited till the end of the book for those qualities about him to change but I’m not really sure that they ever do. the author tries..
Review from Rise of the Six →
Kid bookThis is for teenagers not adults, ok story line. Parallel worlds and transport ok