The repetitive reading of stats and game text was a little distracting but overall loved the book.
That ending though!
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I love the story I love this narrator the more I read and or listen the more I enjoy. I’ve read it on Royal Road put Jeff Hays makes it even better
Enjoyable
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Well this was a rather enjoyable story and I do tend to enjoy soundbooths audios. I will mostly likely grab book 2 when I can.
A brand new kind of character for me. I didn’t always agree with the main character but I couldn’t help but root for him. The voice acting/narration was perfect. Rrally top notch job. Great book!
Stuck in shame world you were already playing . Forced to try and survive in a game world where your freinds are your enemies and the Boca are your friends. Great listen as well. Jeff Hays knocks it out of the park on this one .
I really applaud that there is more than one person narrating the novel made it interfering whatever the topic. Team effort is great, kudos to the Sound board crew. I’m downloading the next book after lunch
This is a great book!
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Pro:Great Read Loved it Unique Story Characters were very much involved Con: Stats were congested
By Volume 3 I am confident that this series has what it takes to be a great multi volume series. The characters show pretty good development arcs with the gnome’s being the best in my opinion. This series takes what is best about RPGs and adds in enough comedy and style to make it a..
I really enjoyed books 1 and 2 so I was looking forward to this one too. It was hurt a lot by a lull early on. The best parts made this a worthy addition to the series. Several times though I found myself thinking Vortena was “good enough” rather than “good.” Although I’m glad I..
The stories of Neven Iliev just keep getting better! this continuation of Boxy T Morningwood brings with it all of the hilarity of the previous stories and thickens the plot. The one key difference between this and previous installments, which is likely due to my over active empathy, is that I truly found myself feeling..