NB! To the best of my knowledge official and legal version of the story is published in full (finished work) on RoyalRoad. Wishing more people to enjoy the story go there and read for yourself and if you enjoy it splurge for the audiobook as SoundBooth theater has done an excellent work on voicing Everybody..
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
The voice, almost immediately I wanted to give up on this audio book, the breathe at the end of each sentence was driving me nuts, but I stuck it out and boy am I glad I did. Jeff Hays does a phenomenal job giving each character their own special voice. I’m on book 3 in..
I won’t spend too much time on this series’s strengths, as you likely already know from the first two books.There were a few issues that kept this one from fully hitting the mark for me:* The frog noises from Mordecai were incredibly annoying * There is a light delay audio effect during some passages that..
Review from Riftside 2 →
Great series. Love the characters and Soundbooth does a great job bringing them to life. I can’t wait for book 3.
Review from Man of War →
Some characters are little hard to understand but the narrator bring life to the different character with their unique speech, emotion or way to express them. I’m eager to finish listening to the rest of the story and was hard to put down the book once started (once past through the introduction of the story).
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
This is just a wonderfully fun listen. Great book and amazing performance. I can’t wait to start the next one.
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
I am as far removed from all things fantasy or video game or dungeon and dragons. BUT my husband got me started and I can’t stop I LOVE this series and the audiobook is GOLD
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
the books polt and the narration are both beautiful I’d give it a six out of five if I could.
Review from Temple of Sorrow →
Annie Ellicott’s narration starts out strangely slow and stunted, but as the book goes on her pacing becomes more natural. Jeff Hays does a good job, as always, but his parts are pretty minor. Overall, the narration is pretty good and doesn’t tank the experience. After an exciting start where we are thrown into a..
Review from The Chosen Free →
Not worth the listen the ending is unfortunately weak as the author seemingly couldn’t be bothered so if your coming from book 2 just stop there.