Review from Acme →
This book basically makes the first 4 books in this series meaningless. I goes from being about progressing through the ranks to being about world building. I have nothing against world building books, but that is not what I signed up for in this series. The book was also just filled with fluff. He just..
Review from Ghostwater →
This book has a bit more structural complexity than the previous ones, and the scale is larger. It’s a testament to the author’s hard work that he pulled it off. It was fun, very fun. There are a few tricks with time that even managed to work. The bloopers had me laughing at the end…..
Review from Unsouled →
the book is a bit slow, but you can tell that it’s building towards something great, it’s a little annoying you have to buy the next book after the setup of the first but im still all for the story so far
Review from Shadeslinger →
I’ve been an avid epic fantasy reader/listener for years. Recently I found “He who fights with Monsters” and got pulled into litRPG. I found Shadeslinger to be a great story that didn’t get bogged down with item and level descriptions. Unlike, “The Land” by Aeron Kong which has so much potential, but is ruined by..
Review from Soulsmith →
It’s rare that a sequel exceeds the first of a series, but Soulsmith is among that list. The story picks up where Unsouled left off, and we follow Lindon as he continues his quest to advance in power. I made the comparison to Dragonball Z in my review for Unsouled, not knowing how accurate it..
The story line is still just as good as the 1st two books. The only thing I do dislike about it is the ending. Just leaves you there like WTF!!! Same thing that happens when watching a good show and it ends in a place of disgust until you are able to watch the next..
If you enjoy anime light that time I got reincarnated as a slime, or most of the reincarnation animes. you will love this book.
Review from The Beginning After the End: Publisher’s Pack →
Travis is a fantastic narrator, which is the main reason I picked this two pack up, but I definitely regret spending a credit on this one. The main character is supremely overpowered rendering any kind of conflict meaningless, and the author is setting up a pretty obvious future harem which gets super icky when you..
Review from Shadeslinger →
Well written and entertaining! Definitely one of the better ones out there for sure! Get it.
Review from Shadeslinger →
As a fan of the LitRPG genre, I was unsure after the first chapter how I would feel about this book. But once Frank made his entrance, I was hooked. Unique game mechanics that most gamers will find enticing, and a support character that steals the show! Buckling up for my shenanigans and hijinks.