love it. Of the hundreds of books I have on Audible this is the only book I have ever rated. love the performance and the voices and the story was very interesting. I’ve read a ton of lit RPGs as well as fantasy books and this story captures The Best of Both Worlds. Lee reminds..
I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review. First of all, I have to point out that I LOVED the narration by Jeff Hays. He has become one of my all time favorites. He really has a knack for bringing books to life. I also..
Jeff hays is always a safe bet for a narrator if that isn’t enough for you the story is fun and interesting and some of the characters like miller will have you rolling
That was one bad ass old lady. Can’t wait for the next book. Loved it.
What disappointed you about Morningwood: Everybody Loves Large Chests (Vol.1)? I’ve listened to about half the book, and as far as I can tell, there’s no plot. There are entire chapters that are just the stats of the monster. I can’t skip over these because I can’t use my phone while listening. If you want..
This world continues to improve, with deepening emotional consequences, and original magic system extensions. As always, Jeff Hayes and the sound booth theater group lend a fantastic performance, elevating the source material. This book was all about Tony, and his growing confidence as a warrior. Unfortunately, There is less interaction between Jason and Henry, the..
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
When I read the synopsis and heard the snipit, I thought it was a good idea. So I decided to get it. I got past the Audible intro and maybe 20 sec. into the book before I had to stop… I really don’t know how the story goes (so I won’t comment on that) because..
I’m more of a space military syfy guy but this book was absolutely captivating. could not put down. I basically stayed up all night to finish. was worried there was no sequel to this but after some google searching I see there will be a book 2 and 3. I can not wait
Review from Dungeon Lord →
I got one of the wonderful new litrpg audiobooks and happy about it. It was great! ***** Everything below may contain SPOILERS ***** A Dungeon Lord book grips and holds attention from the first page till the very end. In the beginning, we manage to get acquainted with Edward Wright, one man in group players..
Basically everything I said in my last review is still true if not extra true. But with one major addition. A luck mechanic was officially introduced. And then worshipped with careless abandon. No more cleverness, skill or anything left. Just everything solved arbitarily through lucky breaks. Sure maybe theoretically its not much different than most..