Puatera Online, and Dawn Chapman hold a special place in my heart. I came to this series right after I discovered the Litrpg genre. Now, I don’t mean discovered in the sense that Columbus “discovered” America. I mean that I had just sort of stumbled into this magical thing, and Dawn was there to guide..
Review from Desert Runner →
Maddie is hired to cross the desert on a mission at the most dangerous time of the year, when the Tromoal are breeding, which means killing and eating everything that moves. Maddie works alone because she has a problem, a built-in mechanism that causes her to fall in love. Yep, she’s an NPC (non-player character),..
Review from Jessica’s Challenge →
I thought the beginning in how the sisters got into the game a little hard to believe but other then this it is a quick read/listen with some action.
This is the second audiobook in the series I’ve listened to – same author, different narrator, but liked this one just as much as the one before Akillia’s Reign (Puatera Online Series, Book 4). Really cool story, mostly way out of my league (as I mentioned in my prior review, I grew up in the..
I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review. With this book, we seem back to the shorter stories of Puatera Online. With a new narrator to boot. That being said, it works. Just as it did with the first 3 books in the series about..
Review from Puatera Online Box Set – Books 1 through 3 – Desert Runner, Desert Born, and Desert Storm →
“I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.” As a new reader/listener to this genre, I loved the storyline. Virtual Reality seems fascinating to me and I would think that if you are already a fan of the genre, you would love these books. I actually started this..
Review from Akillia’s Reign →
There were parts of this story I liked a lot and there was some of it I found contrived. It’s your usual LitRPG fare with one twist that I saw coming a mile away. There just never seemed to be anything real at stake. The central conflict for most of the story is between the..
I Freaking Love Puatera-Online stories, and I’m always thrilled to find out what’s been happening while I was “offline”… This is a perfectly fine place to start in this series. There are new players (3 sisters, Jessica, Dahlia, and Lila, who’ve logged into Puatera through a backdoor), and they find themselves in a very glitchy..
Review from Jessica’s Challenge →
This is the first book I’ve read/listened to by these authors and I can’t wait to listen to another. In fact, I already have more waiting in my library. Despite not listening to the previous books, I had no issues getting into or understanding this story. The book centres around Jessica as she attempts to..
Review from Jessica’s Challenge →
Jessica’s Challenge Book 5 of the Puatera Online series by Dawn Chapman (and this particular book also by Jess Mountifield) was SO much fun! Often with some of these LitRPG books, I find myself a getting a little lost and/or bored while listening. That was definitely not the case with this quick listen. Jessica and..