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a real gem! RPG from the monsters view. Jeff hayes does amazing sound design too

How often do we get books from the monsters point of view? Almost never, and when we do it tends to be some kind of humanoid and usually isn’t all too interesting. The story revolves around a mimic (the box) and the author does a rather amazing job of putting you into the mindset of..

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With less than a month until the release of the fourth book in the series I thought it was high time to go back to the beginning. And I was lucky enough that the audio version just got released as it let me experience the book on workdays. If I had to stick to normal..

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I really enjoyed the story development in book 2. I enjoyed the plot twists and further development of the new characters

the book was gripping.I was turning Page’s without a thought ,and never expected a book from a mimics point of view. looking forward to more of this work.

I really liked the final premise. There are so many cliche corporate bad guy scenarios when it comes to full immersion VR I feel his take is new and a great twist. look forward to more

Fun and silly, but really tasty!! Light hearted story about monsterous adventures, and seriously dumb luck.

my only problem with this book is that everything that happens outside of Valea Online seems forced and unnecessary. But everything in game keeps me at the edge of my seat.

I loved the Hells Rejects series which was my initial encounter with the work of M. R Forbes and the amazing performance of Jeff Hays. This series started out as well as I could have hoped for. However, this novel which picks up from the final occurrence in the previous novel has been quite difficult..

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Not a bad story, captivating at times, but had SEVERE volume problems. While listening on PC with headphones volume would suddenly skyrocket into incoherent crackling sound likely hurting my hearing leaving them ringing may have even caused damage.