Absolutely wonderful! The incredible world building keeps getting better and better and is as always remarkably well displayed. The writing/prose is beautifully well done, this writing team seems to be constantly improving and just when you think theyve peaked they release another well written story. Artorian is the grandfather you always wanted yet still so..
Review from Uncrowned →
one of my favorites of the genre. great story great descriptions and a great performance
Review from Unsouled →
The narration seemed stilted, I assume it was meant to be that way. Weird comments about information requested, denied.. etc. For mr it just disrupted the performance. I believe I got these on a deal, so I will probably finish them. It’s kind of nosies in your ears for me, not super engaging.
Review from A Snake’s Life →
I would only recommend this book if you have nothing else to listen to. It’s not bad exactly, just extremely cliche. It has a pretty unique idea but again, I just could not get over how cliche and low effort the storytelling was. I feel kinda bad being so critical but I was disappointed. I..
Review from The Beginning After the End: Publisher’s Pack 2 →
it just gets better as it goes on. the author improved greatly on story telling in this pack then the previous. I absolutely adore this series and am so excited to start the next book.
Continues to be one of my favorite series and continues to be engrossing i very much look forward to continue reading this series!!!
Review from Annex (A Divine Dungeon Series) →
I love this entire series so far and cant wsit to delve into 4 which is waiting in my queue. Narration is on point as always and story/world is my favorite from any series i have ever read.
the writing is a bit cringey at times but the idea of the story is fun. it took me a minute to get used to the voice performer but after about ten minutes I started to enjoy it more. despite the uncomfortable writing (sometimes it sounds like it was written by a 14 year old..
Dennis Vanderkerken and Dakota Krout combined to write a mostly uplifting fantasy that I believe fits solidly into the YA category. As I’ve mentioned several times in past reviews, my largest dispute with the series is the overabundance use of mountainous verbiage covering the esoteric minutia involved in cultivating. So much so that at several..
with all the investment I have in the characters and granddad’s quest to save the once children, I decided to continue on. The story itself does move forward but at a slower pace than I prefer. It doesn’t hurt to have the excellent narration performance by Travis Baldree to also keep me interested.