The story reminded me of some harem anime that I’ve seen in the past, but mix it with Super Heroes. It’s interesting to see how the characters grow and change. The book ends with so many questions left unanswered. I hope there is a continuation. Jeff Hays does an amazing job of bringing the characters..
Review from Challenge →
And that is the reading of the character sheet at the end of each chapter probably great to have in the printed book but just annoying in an audio book
Review from Delvers LLC →
Disappointed. I listen to a lot of books and am a big fan of D&D so I read the reviews and thought I would try it out. It was very shallow. The recording was poorly done and even had reverb (echoing). Characters were very shallow and unrealistic, and the fantasy wasn’t good enough to take..
Review from Challenge →
I wonder what Edward Castle did to Jeff Hays, because Jeff must’ve been pretty mad to do this narration
Really enjoyed this book. Most of the characters are likeable, but flawed. The character arcs are all interesting, and the main storyline is really good. It reads very much like a harem anime. The books main conceit is that you need to be ok with the idea of slavery and indentured servitude in order to..
i went into this thinking itd be pretty average or at least slightly good but not expect it to be as great as it turned out to be. its SAO meets house of cards although the house of cards part doesnt become dominant till the last few chapters. its still a great story and im..
Review from Hell’s Rejects →
Cool story in a fun, creative galaxy. Reminded me of star wars and guardians of the galaxy mashed together. 4 stars only because made up swear words are really annoying. Jeff Hays is brilliant as always, really making the book come to life.
I liked this book far too much. I can’t believe a story about a (nice) slave owner could have been so much fun. Of course he treats his slaves better than any of us in the corporate world are treated and I feel like ownership is a mere formality, but still, staying up past midnight..
“Challenge” is the first book in the “Unbound Deathlord” series. The book is authored by Edward Castle and the audiobook’s narration is expertly performed by, as usual, Jeff Hays. In the very crowded Literary Role Playing Game (LitRPG) genre, this book sets itself apart by approaching the story from the perspective of a more evil..
Review from Weapons of War →
l liked it it’s an interesting read and it brings up the underlining issue of inequality well