The characters have taken on voices and lives of their own. Jeff brings these characters to life in a way that will make other audiobooks some boring and lifeless. I always need to take a break from other audiobooks after listening to these book cause others just can’t complete unless they they have a full..
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Back when the first *Dungeon Crawler Carl* book dropped, I’d just finished clawing my way through Eric Ugland’s entire catalog like a meth crazed llama. Audible, in its infinite wisdom, chucked DCC at me as a suggestion. Fine, I thought, I’ll bite. First listen? Liked but not loved. It was decent—funny, even—but I didn’t quite..
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I am absolutely obsessed with this. The donut is perfectly captured. Karl is Kronk but in present day.
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this series is in my constant rotation. this is another winning entry for the donut holes!
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you won’t want to put it down. it is so good. I have listened to the entire series in a month or so!
great story. it is getting interesting as it goes, and you will be hooked. I cannot wait to see what will happen with book 4! great writing, and narration. Jeff Hayes dies not disappoint with the many personalities of Chester
my favorite series ever. can’t wait to see where this series takes us. outstanding characters, Ave crazy off the walls writing. hopefully Matt has a lot more left to write!
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Well, I just love this series and Jeff Hays is portraying it perfectly as always!
Humans journey to other solar systems. There’s worm holes, multiple alien species, other worlds, habited moons and asteroids, battles on land and in space, rescues, and more. The performer narrator is very good too.
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one of the best litrpg’s on the market. DCC is dark, funny, and also a type of unconventional horror. While not scary to the reader we are participants to the crawl, our humor is the same as the viewers in the book observing and laughing at the characters suffering. Well written and the reader is..