Review from Dungeon Configure →
I think this is a good story that changes the usual troupes of the Dungeon core style. First, it removes the campanion of the dungeon core. So, no annoying fairy or pixie who doesn’t help the story except to say “Can’t do that” or “That’s unique, and you’re unique for doing so.” Second, the dungeon..
No one ever likes a cliffhanger as large as this one. Most of the books have atleast come to what felt like a solid “resting point” where something has been clearly achieved and the next destination is set. this one is just. . . bleh? Other complaints such as the “romance” will differ person to..
Review from A Snake’s Life →
Love that the main character has no problem killing people he thinks are bad and protecting people he thinks are good. Bad equals people he doesn’t like. Good equals people he likes. Simple. No teen age angst about “ I don’t know if I can I just don’t know if I can “ Its just..
if you’re getting this book just expect a very simple very happy story where everything goes right for the protagonist. I enjoy these stories as long as I know that is what I’m getting into. And that is the case with this book. It’s very enjoyable I like the protagonist I think the writing was..
Review from Alumni: A Divine Dungeon Series →
I was honestly getting a little worried that this series would find itself too much in the shadow of the main. But I’ll be damned if this isn’t an amazing read.
Review from Arsenal →
The stories just keep pulling you deeper and deeper. I can not wait for the next book at all! The performance is top notch and keeps true to other books that reference back to the story.
First book I have gotten on Audible that I stopped listening because I was bored and could not follow the storyline. Great performance but I just couldn’t follow the story.
I like the story but I still expecting one ability to happen that should have happened from birth, dung beetles can fly, where are his wings? You’re focused on everything but that and that should have been one of his first traits because that’s how dung beetles find poop and more poop they fly to..
I picked up this book solely on the recommendation by Travis Baldree. I know a narrator makes a living off of the sales of his his/her books, but there are occasions when Travis makes a little more effort in promoting a book’s release, and when he says that this book was one of his favorites..
Review from Party Hard →
this is a really enjoyable read! and the Travis did a great job reading it! a must read for those that want full immersion games to be real!