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I was unsure whether I would like the story, but it had a nice pacing, the perfect for a lazy sunday.

The most impressive part was when he got the fire going with a fire bow in only ten minutes by himself.

this book was in many ways very disappointing, not bad mind you, just not up to the standard of the rest of the series. his very much felt like 2 different half books instead of 1 book and the second half

What a pleasant surprise. This story has an older protagonist, which I relate too. It goes to show that someone over 50 can do amazing things and face and beat the odds. Not all heroes have to be young. Thank you, Dennis and Dakota, for having a character that I can relate to like the..

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slow start but it git better eventually. be interested in the next book in the series.

I loved the voice acting in this book! The story and MC just sort of dragged in this. Not very entertaining. I cant really explain exactly why its a 3 other than saying that I cant remember what happened in the beginning or middle because it was just that bland.

Generic reborn in another world story where the main character gets everything right and overtrains early for an advantage. There isn’t a feeling of challenge during conflicts, with the exception of one duel. The protagonist has several trump cards, is considered a genius of geniuses, and the luck to stumble upon treasures of immense power…

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Yes, if you’re a dungeon fan you might recognize someone in this story. That’s where the similarities end. It’s not a bad story. Just not at the level of the originals where Krout did more than lend his name to the cover.

It was interesting at first but then just get boring as it drags on. The ending where u final see some action taken. but by then I already lost interest. His divine dungeon book was great. But this is like slowing getting cut when u read.

Great 2nd book in th Cradle series. Held my interest the whole time. I very much an enjoying this series and will definitely get book 3. The author has quite an imagination which he conveys well in his tale of Lindon as he moves from stage to stage questing to meet his destiny as shown..

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