A fun mystery that differs from the standard magical detective. Returns to the old tradition of providing enough clues to let you solve the mysteries alongside an even ahead of the characters.
Well done mystery
Review from The Flaw in All Magic →
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Surprisingly thoughtful and emotionally poignant. Excellent narration as always. Figured this would be a mindless fun listen and it’s gotten more deep and interesting each book. Highly recommended.
Love the series, but this one I had to restart it a good 10 times. What I loved about DCC is that it s always an easy and relaxing listen, this time it s complicating things for no good reason because it s not complicate at all. It also drags on and on and one..
The first book nearly had me drop it before the halfway point because the author did that thing where a character’s, well character changed so drastically and so suddenly. Then they threw in a line a few chapters later to explain it away, like they were retconning. Other than that, the rest of book 1..
The Longest Book Yet!
Review from Wintersteel →
All I can think to say is that it is my favorite book in a series I already thought of as my favorite series. I loved every moment of this book and found myself surprised in the best of ways more than once. This series doesn’t miss.
The Tournament Begins
Review from Uncrowned →
I imagine most readers of the Cradle series enjoy a good tournament arc. Even if they don’t usually, I imagine they’ll enjoy this one. Lindon’s finally being thrown against the best of the best and being introduced to the greater powers of Cradle never stops being entertaining and I can only hope you enjoy this..
Another Home Run
Review from Underlord →
Underlord is a stand out book even in a series as beloved as this, It really feels like Lindon and everyone else in the main cast are given a chance to shine. While their story is as entertaining as I’ve come to expect from Cradle, the “villains” in this book really felt like they stood..
This book was PAINFUL to finish. With every book, Carl is shown to be more of a pansy, whiny wuss who willingly allows himself to be walked over. Donut is a horrible “person?”. She causes most of their issues, constantly insults Carl despite him being the only reason she continues to live and still partly..
So good.
Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
I feel like I am missing so many pearls from the prior books. The story is just great and Jeff Hays is excellent as always.
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Review from The Eye of the Bedlam Bride →
Excellent book. Continues to be interesting and exciting with twists and turns. Can’t wait till the next floor!