Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
I was worried that I wouldn’t like this book. I was wrong. It isn’t the greatest in the genre but it’s pretty good. I like the slow grind and incremental world building. It brings everything to life instead of it being some guy that is reluctant or too overpowered. Can’t stand “reluctant heroes”. Bleh. Anyway,..
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
I’ve been listening to fantasy litRpgs for a long time this is the best by far
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
I wasn’t sure about this one, but the superhero aspect had me intrigued. It turned out quite different then I was expecting but quickly drew me in.
Review from Dungeon Lord: Otherworldly Powers →
My only complaint is the amount of time spent on the skill sheets. Basically you can skip them and not miss anything… which is what I ended up doing by skipping ahead 30-60 seconds.
I’ve been addicted to the litrpg genre for over a year now and I’ve probably listened to over 50 of them on audible-THIS is one of the better ones and will leave you wanting another. The main character is ruthless which makes it a very interesting listen. Definitely buy and support this author
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
great book loved the story. like the litrpg style and it didn’t detract from the book
Review from Dungeon Lord →
It was great all the way through, the people who talked and the story altogether
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
I took a chance on this listen thinking it might be to cheeky but I was hooked after the first chapter. The narrator did a great job. The parts where he was reviewing points got to be be a little old. Do yourself a favor and get this book and you’ll know why I say..
Back in 2004, at the age of 14, I visited Disneyland in Anaheim, CA. It was pretty fun, aside from the forty five minutes I spent stuck on the “It’s a Small World” ride, having that infuriatingly bland, repetitive song burrow into my brain. The Greystone Chronicles: Book One: Io Online was definitely a much..
Review from The Eaton →
Author put in the epilogue that it started as a nightmare he had. Now my nightmare is spending all that time time on a book that did have a pliable premise that others have used, and used well. And those books had some fleshed out, likable characters.Win some, lose some.