Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
let me start by saying that I like rpg, playing d&d regularly and a read quite a few litRPG. The good parts in this book:has funny moments, unique lead, and has some ‘bigger picture’ forshadowing. Also, the narration is good. The parts I had problem with:First, its treatment of women is.. problematic.I dont need every..
Review from Otherlife Nightmares →
I laughed, I cried, I want more. I’ve been following this author for a while and can’t wait for what’s next.
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
really really good book. thought It was a standalone novel, but it’s not. More books to come. No idea when that will be.
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
Amazing I can not wait untill the next book is out. Great narration and story looking forward to the rest. A nice new twist on lit rpg books as the MC is playing the monster role.
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
a great new addition to the RPG-style book series. the story is funny, graphic, and moves along well. first time hearing a book with this narrator and he does an amazing job. looking forward to book 2.
Review from Dungeon Lord →
The dark side recruits a experienced gamer to be a new Dungeon Lord. Interesting mix of stuff from across the LitRPG genre a bit of portal, a bit of dungeon core (Lord). I had a little trouble following the very beginning (prologue?). The rest of the story flowed well. Jeff Hays did a great narration..
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
This was my first introduction to audible books and I have to say I’m hooked! Not only was the story very good but Jeff Hays made it come alive
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
This book is awful on so many levels that I failed to make it to the end,. Once again a bad premise could of been a good book if the protagonist wasn’t a wormy dud who drags the story down. There is not much to like about this book , the story is ridiculous. it’s..
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
Didn’t think I would like it but I really did. ‘Different’ is Worth a lot. I also liked all the talk of ethics at an angle.
Review from Delvers LLC →
Henry and Jason are engaging characters. They have a little knowledge about weapons, armor, and fighting and these are definitely put to the test right away on Ludus. Dolos, the omnipotent god of Ludus, is a jerk but Henry and Jason strike a bargain with him and are determined to win. I am skeptical that..