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What is this the best audiobook? Im so happy with how you did itI love it

If you like Matt Dinniman’s Dungeon Crawler Carl series, you’ll love this stand alone book, too! The themes are especially poignant given current issues surrounding the use of AI, intense tribalism, and detachment from real-life friendships and community in favor of parasocial relationships. The central characters and well-developed, lovable, and relatable. After falling in love..

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deceptively deep. the characters are three dimensional. I cared what happened to them. this is also a very funny book, and the action will keep you on the edge of your seat. this might be better than Carl.

The voices were amazing, the writing conveyed serious tones and astoundingly hilarious moments perfectly. I have never been happier with an audio book before

not as good as dungeon crawler carl, but if your a fan of that, this is pretty good too

Fun, terrifying, heartbreaking, and scarily realistic. Wonderful perfomances and loveable characters make this one helluva ride.

My biggest problem is Carl sounds like a Patrick Warburton knock off. Which the narrator admits was his inspiration in interviews. It almost turned me off of the series. The second one I feel Carl finds his own voice. Similar but its not a temu copy anymore.

was like listening to a video game.. a lot going on but not going anywhere..no point in the story that u can tell..

Not a big player myself, but I used to be a video game producer, so I caught all the references. Probably due to the nature of what the story is about, it did seem to go in circles a bit as the protagonist kept going down a level and encountering similar challenges, going down a..

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Matt Dinniman may genuinely be incapable of writing a bad book, this dudes on fire