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I bought this book because of Phil thron, but thoroughly enjoyed the authors writing as well

I haven’t laughed at a book that much in awhile. Thanks you the man.

This was an amazing story and the execution was perfect. It’s right up there with amazing novels like Cradle by Will Wight and was even better than Underworld by Graham Thorne which I’ve reviewed top marks for. My only annoyance was the narrator continuously mispronoincing Kagehime. Every time he said it I was ripped out..

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Totally disappointed. Maybe I expected too much. Too much talking about past events. Different narrator. Ending was flat – open ended.

I enjoyed this book. I would recommend it, some parts feel redundant. But I’d still recommend. The author does a good job making you care about root for his characters.

Having read dozens of post-apoc books I am always stoked to find a new take with great characters, and Slow Burn has both!The narration helps set the mood too. The main character has the emotional intelligence of a kid, but it works since the other characters are cognizant off that as well and his exploits..

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I was going this would get better as I got further into it but regretfully no. If you are into a moron captain, a valley girl werewolf, a cyborg that alternates between gravel voiced marine and English butler and a pilot that can barely fly some how out wit an entire galaxy of enemies, this..

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I was hesitant to get this book. But I’m so glad I decided to purchase it. Highly recommend it to anyone who likes LITrpgs.

A MUST READ! I hope the author decides to write an 11th book I have enjoyed this series from start to finish and can’t wait to see what nulspot comes up with in his crazy arsenal of ideas I’m sure Murphy will keep him alive long enough to come up with something stupid… Bobby is..

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I hardly ever write reviews. But this was worthy. I cannot recommend this book more highly for a fan of LitRPG or especially if you are also a fan of epic fantasy. The main protagonist is layered and real. Huge Congrats to the Author. What a great book.