Note: As this is Book 4 in the series, you really need to enjoy the previous books to get what’s at stake in this story. Whew! Such a mix of feelings over this book. It was a great, wild ride but I am sad to say it looks like this is the end of the..
This book starts off with a plot twist that never lets go and just keeps pulling you down the rabbit hole. It’s written in a way it reminds me of a Dungeon Master I had in my younger years, someone who can spin a simple story into an epic adventure. I love how it focuses..
I wasn’t expecting much from this book, I’ve been reading alot of lit rpgs and I’m becoming over saturated so I will be switching it up but this took me by surprise. a massive spin on the lit rpg genre. well done to the author I’ll be looking for your upcoming releases.
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
this is the best litrpg ive listened to so far, i need more of this story and more tika time! lol
Review from Life Reset: A LitRPG Novel →
Easily in my top 5 of the 70+ Litrpg books I’ve listened too. Not a unique concept, getting trapped in the game, and starting over from scratch. I’ve read other “NPC view point” stories also. Well conceived and executed however. I love the NPC specific character development options. Great blend of city building and character..
Book 1 Witch for Hire I love reading /listening to urban fantasy stories. Witch for Hire is my intro to N.E. Conneely. I am thrilled with the concept of the story since it combines witches, suspense, and mystery. However, I felt like the characters were underdeveloped and there were a lot of them to keep..
Review from Otherlife Awakenings →
This was a great surprise nice story that pulls you in . with all litrpg’s I get annoyed with the constant reading of stats but that seems the nature of the beast ,I really enjoyed the series.
I luv this series & I’m really looking forward to the next book! I think this series is my favorite next to the Dresden series.
Best book since the land love the setting and the characters go goblins and the dread totem
It seems like each of Harmon’s books gets better than the last. I never felt there were any dull or filler pieces in the book. The ending was great though it has me wishing the next book were out so I could dive right in. Jeff Hays was his usual exceptional self. Annie Ellicott provided..