Review from Dungeon Lord →
As disturbing as it is boring, this book fails to establish a strong motivation for any of the main characters. To avoid an assault charge the protagonist agrees to a pact with a dark god that gives him unspecified powers in an alternate world he knows nothing about. Supposedly he is driven to not be..
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
another great lit rpg title. they cant makethem fast enough for me. nice and long so i really felt like i got my money out of this one.
This book was awesome. The only part I struggled with was when the chest suffers a number of setbacks, and that was only due to my emotional involvement!I love the writing; although it sometimes gets a bit too explainy about the mimic’s reasoning, for the most part I like that style. And the bit about..
Wow what a refreshingly good and well written book. Lately I’ve struggled to find good Litrpg Audiobooks and had to step away from the genre. I made a gamble to come back and boy am I glad. The story was a mix of a lot of good Litrpg and was narrated by Soundbooth Theatre but..
Review from Hero of Thera →
I’ve been through a lot of these recently, and I had just finished a series i really liked and was looking for more. So I tried 5 different books, and wasn’t really too impressed until I tried this. The game world that’s actually real is cool, and reminded me of Delvers, and how powerful creatures..
I listened to the first one which made me read the online version. But listening to this just reinforced my love for the characters. We need Volume 3 ASAP!!!!
Review from Challenge →
everything was great but I always felt like he was listing all his stats way to often
Review from Pangea Online Book One: Death and Axes: A LitRPG Novel →
. . . Death and axes. First, I want to say just how much I enjoyed the work done by Soundbooth Theater. Justin Thomas James and Laurie Catherine Winkel are just amazing at their jobs narrating. To be honest, I have always acquainted Soundbooth Theater to the outstanding Jeff Hays, and while I lament not..
amazing short stories. should really take the first and second book and merge them into one incredible story.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why? Yes. I would probably recommend it regardless of what genre they read, and ask them to at least listen to the end of the book. I suspect I wouldn’t need to urge anyone if they stick to it past the first half. What other..