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This was a great space opera. It kept you wondering about the details of how things happened. The main character was extremely powerful without being invulnerable. To say more would ruin the adventure.

follow Tyron as he becomes an adult & is given a clasd. he is already well known, since his parents are “supermen” in society. there is only 1 problem, his gods assigned Class is forbidden. abandon his class & be crippled his entire life, or go on the run? well written with just enough details..

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The story was a bit predictable but I LOVED the sound effects and the characters. Was fun to listen to and I hope more come out like this.

I couldn’t keep listening. The longer I tried the larger the headache got. Skip this one people!

The storyline, the characters and the pace of the story are so enjoyable. I listened to this one with a smile on my face!

First the good. Writing was well done as was the narration. Nathan’s faults were not forgiven automatically with plot armor (a common problem in the genre). The bad, Nathan is an academic with an overly sheltered and idealistic view of his own world. But he isn’t on earth anymore and those faults open up glaring..

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Benjamin Wallace does not disappoint. All of his stories are witty, fun and action packed.

What a ride! Enjoyed the adventure and the story. Interesting characters and powers. Well thought out insights into the Necromancer class! Looking forward to the next book. If this review is helpful, please indicate so. Thanks!

This was great! I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I really loved how they put it all together. It was a little cheesy, but in the best possible way! I could only listen when I was in the car and kept finding ways to stay in the car longer just so I could listen…

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The character development and the camaraderie. John being the lovable dumbass was perfect in this book. He reminds me of so many people I know.