This is a great continuation to the story, and expands on the lore of the mimic and me universe quite a bit. We get a conclusion to a major plot line and an expansion of others.
Another great mimic and me
Review from Mimic & Me 3 →
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As a big RPG gamer and a long time fantasy and sci-fi reader, the story got me hooked instantly. (I’m actually on the 3rd book now) The performance of Jeff Hays on the audiobook raises the bar too high that I was actually supposed to read/listen to a different book/audiobook (yes, I dual wield) after..
I read the ARC when sent. it was ok and I really liked it. But, I’m really an audio book guy. I just finished this on audio. the sound of the characters… no way I played that in my head when reading. the book went from 5 Stars to 10. The voices, the characters, were..
western litrp.. sort of
Review from Flamespitter →
Honestly this a solid 4.5 but can’t give half stars. very interesting premise as there is no system no external reason they can use elements. it’s just a part of their every day lives. However the path of power is like a type of cultivation. the narration is fantastic and fit the theme very well…
The free speech
Review from Dungeon Crawler Carl →
Sometime with a imaginative fantasy thought this up for others with equally imaginably fantastik minds to like and read/listen to
Meh, wasn’t as good as the first
Review from Dead Tired II →
Too much focus on annoying side characters. Limpet’s voice is grating and sounded like she had a stuffy nose the whole book. She had good character development, but the voice was annoying. The story didn’t really go anywhere, mainly because we kept rewinding to hear side character perspectives, which were immature and didn’t feel like..
I understood most of it, but what I didn’t understand blew my mind. This was one of the best immersive books I’ve ever heard.
Soundbooth
Review from Industrial Strength Magic →
Soundbooth theater is simply the best audiobook reading company out there. The immortal Jeff, Steve, Annie, can’t get better than that. A good story made even better.
Jeff Hays is such a fun and engaging narrator. The end of this one broke my heart.
Great book series
Review from The Gate of the Feral Gods →
***Spoiler (kind of)*** It’s hard to review this book because I’m comparing it to the other books and as a result, the other “levels”. Because this wasn’t my favorite level set up/ design, this was not my favorite book in the series BUT I think this book was used to set up way bigger plans..