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Well this was a great series but… well it gave up any cohesion in this one. Story line is sporadic, feels like your missing huge sections of the story and find yourself rewinding thinking you must have spaced out on something. Nope it’s just not there at all. Narration is great as always

As usual with Travis Baldree, excellent performance. He never fails to make a book shine. Kenneth Arant is an excellent author and I look forward to book 2. This first book is the purest example of a LIT-RPG/Evolution book. I loved every moment.

thank you all involved I have enjoyed every single book and am eager for the next.

Talon’s a gladiator, Talon’s a fighter, Talon’s a slayer, Talon’s babe magnet. Everything and everyone else are support actors in this class B pulp fiction novel. With that out of the way, A. A. Warren’s writing style was okay and the story concept itself held the promise of being a unique experience but never quite..

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good continuation of first 2 books. Didn’t add a whole lot to the main story until the end of 4th book but was entertaining (could have been condensed into one book). Was a fun listen

I was amazed at how hooked I was listening that I could not stop. Wish it was a bit longer but know I’m looking forward to the next volume.

Loves it. Artorian’s perspective during Divine Dungeon 4 and 5 is fantastic. I couldn’t put the book down.

Travis Baldree brings this story to life with such amazing narration. The author does a crazy good job creating a world unlike anything I’ve ever read. People always say there’s nothing unique, but I might argue with this. Looking forward to the next book.

I enjoyed the story. The characters were good. The narration was done well. The only niggle I have is I wish it was a bit longer.

Absolutely fell in love with the entire cast of characters and the narration was flawless!