Review from Wintersteel →
I don’t usually pre-order books but when I seen it I snatched it up. I stumbled over this series by chance and oh how I am glad I did. When I finished the first book I couldn’t get enough and got the rest of the series (up to 7 at that time). I was impatiently..
I truly enjoyed this novel. Art’s use of a non-traditional species for his character, as well as his choice of companion, was an interesting deviation for this genre. The author did a wonderful job of character development, for both the character inside the game and outside the game, while his world-building did a good job..
Review from Uncrowned →
Seriously! That was all there was to these last 3 books. I skipped thru most of this one. Really there was no need for a blow by blow of the zillion fights. I don’t even care how this series ends
Review from Unsouled →
I was kinda interested then brought in a different world (aspect of current?) and slammed a ton of new info in a few minutes. Left me confused and ultimately bored. Wants to be sanderson’s oathbringer
I could listen to Travis all day…. in fact I did just now. oil probably do it again. I love the way Will’s Master pieces gain even more when in audio format.
this book was amazingly well written the perspective of a child with an adult mind really good the concept of magic and how it grows in you and builds really easy to understand it definitely puts magic on a scale that you can judge for yourself which I like the main character as usual from..
Review from Chrysalis (A Fantasy LitRPG) →
The story is an excellent concept. The execution by the author is rather poor. The main character comes off as mentally damaged or retarded. The main character also comes off as extremely arrogant and stuck up in “his” field of expertise. The other characters are likewise one-dimensional. The main character ends up taking a second..
Review from Wintersteel →
If you’ve made it this far, you’re already a fan of this series. If not, why are you reading this review? Anyway, this book is an excellent continuation of the series. You should buy it now.
Review from Wizardoms: Objects of Power →
Wizardoms: Objects of Power (Fate of Wizardoms Book 4). my tenth read from author Jeffrey L. Kohanek. Picks up seamlessly from the end of Temple of the Oracle (Fate of Wizardoms, #3). The tension & suspense continue to ratchet up throughout the book’s length. 10-hrs 6-minutes/357-pages but reads even longer with the attention to detail..
Review from Wintersteel →
I deeply enjoyed this iteration 😀 I have been massively depressed recently, and this book made me smile numerous times, and laugh when I haven’t in weeks. witty and entertaining as you expect from the cradle series