Review from Dungeon Lord →
BAD STUFF… #1 Story is fair & has no real humor or romance. #2 Action, magic & world history: simplistic & barely hold your interest, #3 The interesting twist on why Ed is in the magical world, just is not played on enough, to save the book. #4 You never get invested in any aspect..
Review from Dungeon Lord →
Love the series with a snarky MC , interesting twists, great monsters and fun all around! Jeff and Annie did another great job putting the scare into the production. Great author, story, reader match. If you love Litrpg, comedy and horror this will not disappoint.
There is so much action and craziness going on that it was hard to stop listening. There is a little love triangle but I enjoyed it and so did they haha. worth every penny. off to book 2!
OMG best line ever. total jab at EAs star wars battlefront and EA’s standing in the gaming community. This line destroyed me!!! I love that the righter took this liberty to talk trash. btw Jeff Hays and Annie Ellicot are amazing in every performance they do! I some times buy titles just because they are..
Review from A Thousand Drunken Monkeys: Book 2 in the Hero of Thera Series →
For those of you who don’t know Eric Nylund, he is an accomplished writer of many different sci/fi and fantasy genres. He’s adept at military science fiction (Halo), hard sci fi (Signal to Noise), urban fantasy (Mortal Coils), and others. But Nylund’s love of storytelling and fantasy really stems from gaming, both D&D and video..
Review from Delvers LLC →
Very fun story, great for fans on lit rpgs. I’ve “read” the 1st three books and love them. Also the new Nora hazard stuff is great too.
This is such an amazing book series. the whole time I was kept on the edge of my seat. I love the humor in it. I can’t wait for the next book!
Review from The Land of the Undying →
Absolutely loved listening to this book!Normally, I bounce between the kindle version and the audible depending on where I’m reading (driving in car vs a quiet moment at lunch), but with this book, I ended up walking around in headphones all day just to keep it going. On content/plot: this was a pretty decent blend..
Slow start with poor narration. Finally got decent 20 hours in. The story however did capture me enough to try the next book
I’ll keep it short. I dropped this series after book 3, here’s why: – Protag makes Batman look like a mass murderer. One of my biggest peeves is artificial conflict, and a lot of the conflict in this story arises because Ed refuses to kill. Anyone. Despite how cartoonish some of his enemies are. –..