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SOME OF THE BLOOPERS WERE AMAZING. Jokes aside tho would definitely recommend the book and if you do listen to it listen to the bloopers too.

I’m very impressed with how well done this book is. it started a little slow, but what book series doesn’t have a slow beginning, I highly recommend this book.

I have to agree with other reviewers that the characters in this book suddenly got a lot dumber for plot convenience. It’s still a good book, but why don’t the protagonists take the time to cycle their cores? If they were rushed it would make sense, but when they’re trying to wait for enemies to..

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Honestly, what more needs to be said. This installment of Cradle is hysterical. Never thought I would enjoy the anime style fantasy novel but this series is utterly captivating. And the plot just never stops moving forward! There’s no dawdling over detailed descriptions of the weaving methods used in various provinces or anything like that:..

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I did enjoy this book. However based on Will Wight’s previous novels there’s just something that is missing. The only way I can describe it is that it seems many of the battles and the storyline is just filler. There’s a disconnect between the battles and the purpose. So I found myself mentally skipping over..

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I normally do not leave reviews. This has everything. The performance unparalleled I started this to pass time. I am now 7 books in. It is amazing! Do yourself a favor add it to your library and listen!

I really enjoyed this new take on fantasy. Eastern influences, fascinating magic, engaging combat. Good

Someone else mentioned a Samurai Jack reference. It’s there but what I was more surprised by was the Hellsing Ultimate Abridged reference. You’ll know it when you hear it. I don’t know which author put that little gem in there but I love you both for it. If you haven’t started from the beginning of..

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New characters, new problems, new world, and personal growth and development combine to make this an enchanting tale.

This book is proof that the story can stand on its own, without relying on the LITRPG elements to keep it moving forward. I was unsure of how the story would hold up without the characters’ ability to see their status or read notifications, but the lack of either of those things was handled beautifully,..

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