loved this book I can’t wait for the next one super simple yet very entertaining
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Awesome read
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Captivates you into a rpg then spins you into real life drama! If I could rate higher, I would.
I initially wasn’t sure I would enjoy a book entirely about an MMO. But the way it’s written is fantastic! If I had one complaint it’s that listening to a narrator individually list the entire stat sheet of 4 identical Goblins in a row is interminably slow and boring.
This is a good book, that kept me listening far later than I should have stayed awake. The writing is solid, and all around impressive for a debut novel. If you like Fantasy or LitRPG you won’t regret your purchase of this title. I’d recommend it most for fantasy readers who have some experience with..
An amazing LitRPG, which is my current favorite genre, abd I’ve read well over a hundred in the past year and this is now one of my favorites. I cannot wait for the next book and this has also been my first real experience with audio books and I loved the voices and sound effects…
story had a decent plot line and characters were pretty good too. but other books of the same type of fantasy felt better to listen to. great for killing boring time. would moderately recommend to a friend. I would recommend everybody likes big chests series a bit more
Love the story and how logical Dante’s paranoia is…. not many authors get that quite right. Jeff Hays as always does an upstanding job.
Lots of Fun
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This is a surprisingly fun story. I received this audiobook free in return for an honest review, so my expectations weren’t terribly high. However, I found myself laughing aloud several times throughout the story. Some of the characters are just hilarious!The story itself is certainly entertaining, though not exactly thought provoking. For a fun, light..
I enjoyed it well enough, No where close to loving it but I liked it enough. Not sure Ill enjoy the future books if its combat scenes dont improve. In this installment however combat plays a pretty small part. And at first it was ok. Basic tactics and strategy was used and it was all..
Would you consider the audio edition of Fizzlesprocket: Everybody Loves Large Chests – Vol. 2 to be better than the print version? I do not have any idea about the “print version”. I enjoy these audio books during long drives and window time between jobs. I find myself cheering for the monster in this series…