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I can’t seem to stop listening to find out what’s going to happen with Jason next. The real life drama vs in game drama adds an extra layer of intrigue. Well worth a listen!

Good character building, keeps side stories minimal to keep attention, and adequate world building which im sure will increase as story continues in coming books.

Well written, with excellent performance. Looking forward to the next volume. Plot is refreshing Litrpg, great characters, with sophisticated story.

cool book, nice stories. It cuts the bs out it gets to the good stuff.

Let’s start at the beginning. Imagine a narrator of a biography of Washington who insists on pronouncing his name as Was Hing ton. The narrator, whose name must live in infamy, pronounces the name Gershom ( pronounced Gershim, with a real SH like shalom) as Gers- hom. I couldn’t believe it. Finally, I just settled..

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wow! this psychopath made the mailman look like a Boy Scout. very graphic but a great story, the narrator did a great job.

I’m my opinion, this book is the best book in the entire series. Travis Bagwell hit his stride in this book. It’s a complex twisting vortex of conflict and excitement. I was constantly on the edge if my seat wondering how the current events would play out. The end did not disappoint. Read/listen to this..

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I had a bit of a hard time with the first few chapters but quickly got into the story once Jason realized his potential power. Jason has the perfect personality for an in game evil necromancer. Looking forward to the next book!

Love the new format! I prefer the longer books that include the other characters story lines rather then parsing them out to another book.

The third book of this trilogy answers a lot of questions. I would not have guessed the way things come about. Yet it is satisfying end. I cared about the main characters and the plot made me listen more, eager to learn more of what was happening .