As always Will Wight creates another great book. I need more words for this review
it’s fantastic
Review from Blackflame →
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Great series!
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
Could do with the language being toned down a bit for sure. But the story line is amazing. Well done.
loved it! The banter and back and forth from Ned and Frank cracked me up!!!
bland
Review from Unsouled →
really wanted to enjoy this but just couldn’t get into it. very generic with a not so great narrator.
loved it
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
great series, great voice acting. I zipped through the first 6 books. some of these litrpg series have trouble striking a balance between the ridiculous and the serious but this one nails it.
Am I the only one who noticed it took the main character over a month to walk a hundred miles while it took his wife a day or so to find their other kid at school? Is there a timeline in the story? Very slow listen, and I’m sure the read is just as bad…
Worth the credit
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
I left a detailed description on the first book. I cannot recommend this series enough. Read my earlier review, or better yet, shut up and get the audiobook already!
Brilliant
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
Honestly had tears of laughter at more than one scene. Highly recommend. Beautifully done Matt 🙂
A Little Stingy on Story
Review from Uncrowned →
I really enjoy this series, but I thought this one ended in an awkward way, as if the author was only halfway through the story, but realized he’d met his contractual word count so he tried to “end” it cliffhanger style. I get that I’ve been spoiled by Sanderson, but I haven’t begrudged the relatively..
I really enjoy this series. It’s right up my alley of kind of series, plus I love how Frank, Med and House how interact with each other.