This is my favorite book on the series so far and just overall a great story and I see no flaws in this book only flaw is that I need the next one as soon as possible
My favorite book
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Excellent as Always
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Exactly what you’d expect. Quality continues, and I still love the characters. Jeff kills it!
Loved every bit of it. The story was crafted from beginning to end with surprises at every turn. Will probably listen to it again.
Wow. just, Wow
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A true W. An amazing audiobook. Wow. anything else I say won’t do it justice. just listen to it. now.
Loved this Story and its Growth
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I really enjoyed this fantasy novel. It had amazing world building, and the characters are so well developed. I was won over very quickly and loved how the character grew and refused to give up. I did listen to the Audible version of this book. I loved the bloopers at the end of the book…
Wow this series just keeps getting better! Carl and donut do yoeomans work saving thousands on floor 8 and setting the stage for the next ominous stage of crawling. Well done Carl!
DCC is Killing it
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I knew eventuality the Dungeon Crawler world would be expended and this is usually where most stories start losing their core meaning, but the way Matt has eased the readers into it but kept the main plot sensible is brilliant. Jeff Hayes has put forth and exemplary performance in all characters. this book pushed the..
beautiful
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it is a beautiful book full of fish and the smells of sweaty potatoes just sometimes.
Each book so far has been captivating but the level in the last few chapters of this one was out of this world! Perfection! So much came together yet so much was new and the progress was insane. It seemed to happen so quickly, yet it had been building up the rest of the book…
The storyboard that MD must have on his wall probably needs a warehouse sized surface to place all his notes, subjects, lore, quests, and character lines just to keep some semblance of order and continuity. This book adds a substantial level of complexity to an already complex series, but in a way we have become..