I’m sorry but it was same old same old. Nothing new goblins, dwarfs, magic and relics of power.
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refreshingly unusual
Review from Zeus Is Dead →
the authors style of writing is rather unique, that is to say in my experience I’ve not heard nor read any narrative like it. Even had me actually laughing out loud at some points; with wearing a earbud whilst listening, had I been around others may have proved peculiar stares or just been regarded as..
The story for the series starts off so good and Travis Baldree is an amazing narrator!
Must listen, hilarious, builds more and more on the previous books. I look forward to the next book.
Sad to see it come to the end. Thankfully it carry’s on with book 3! Yah !
Pretty good but MC doesn’t seem to develop much hope that changes in later books
Review from Shade’s First Rule: A Fantasy LitRPG Adventure →
I liked the story a lot and how well the author was able to a decently long story in the setting time span of 2 days but as the case with most books the support characters seem more interesting than the main character hopefully that changes with some plot twist and character development in later..
Think Hunger Games Mets Harry Potter, Adult Version, then throw in some Hank Hill and Al Bundy sarcasm and a few raunchy cat fights.
The main character was grating. I didn’t find him likeable. There was minor growth in the latter part of the book, but it seemed very minor. I wasn’t really rooting for him. Since the book was solely focused on him, there were almost no secondary characters. They all fell into tertiary or passing roles. The..
Derailed from a real storyline into a political crusade. If it feels like you’ve heard the story before, it’s because you have.
Review from The Beginning After the End: Publisher’s Pack 2 →
If I wanted a political book, I’d have bought one filed under that listing. It’s disappointing because this author clearly has good writing skills, and the ability to craft a story. I question any politics that take over peoples lives to this extent, where it leaves them unable to craft any new story without embedding..
This is one of my favorite series to read and after reading until volume 10 it was a great experience listening to the early novels again. My only complaint about this audio book is I’m not a big fan of how the narrator voices Arthur but overall he does a great job narrating!