A good, light-hearted and casual first book in a promising progression lit rpg series. A humorous listen for a change up from more intense, serious or stat based works. Not laugh out loud, more quirky and intriguing with a unique MC and developing support cast.
Great couple stories that makes me giggle every time. The performed versions are great as well!
I like the story but rinoz shitty parent trope and the child’s lackadaisical acceptance of it is so damn annoying.
Review from Pursuit of the Apocalypse →
Another short continuation of a single story. The main characters act foolishly compared to previous novels. In several scenes they take time to chat , dropping their guard allowing the bad guys to obviously get the better of them.
I love this series so much, I really cannot wait until the next book it’s amazing!
Space team is hilarious and not predictable. I’ve listed to the series 5 times and still enjoy it!
Solid story, interesting characters in a clockwork dystopian setting. Worth the read. Some may struggle with the language twists designed to sell the world view…
Review from Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli →
Love all of it fantastic insight into this masterpiece. Is entertaining and insanely funny. Bravo bravo bravo
Review from All the Dust That Falls 2 →
The vocal performance is spot on and enhances the story. The story/premise is absolutely absurd, and I’ve loved every minute of books 1 and 2. I’m hoping there are many more.
Review from The Legate →
So the author makes the MC appear to be a genius when in fact he is the dumbest MC I have the misfortune of listening about. He basically is rude to a hero in Mora then when he finally gets a clue he says I am sorry I didn’t know. He says that throughout the..