Jeff Hays brings some great narration to this book by Hugo Huesca and I for one will grab the next volume in this series.
You’re invited to another world
Review from Dungeon Lord →
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too little and too much
Review from Sigil Online: Paragons →
I like big fights but when the fight has no strategy and and no tactics and everything Rambles on and on without a clear purpose it just comes off as inapt. then the characters scene like little children who are brilliant in one moment and then all awestruck by the simplest of things.
Soundbooth keeps building on what they do right!
Review from Fizzlesprocket: Everybody Loves Large Chests – Vol. 2 →
I love how this story adds foley. It really adds to the production value. Jeff Hays does a great job in narration and Neven Iliev’s story is awesomely ridiculous and humorous.
I couldn’t put it down. Timeless tale with much humor, slight sadness, and great depth.
Jeff Hayes takes full advantage of the literature he is given with unique voices and clever audio tricks that take William Arand’s story well beyond what I could have concocted in my own mind if I were reading it! The story held me listening up late and sneaking a few minutes here and there to..
The story was Soo good I finished the book in one day. I really really really want book 2 to be done soon so I can buy it as well.
What King Dark Tidings and Bukashi should been Kong and Krout to me are the best LitRpg authors until I read this guy. Alot times with LitRpg you feel cheated. But I feel like I got my money worth. The characters made sense. It’s not emotional when you should be fighting or trying live. But..
Great New World to Enjoy
Review from Delvers LLC →
A modern fantasy twist in a sci-fi universe with litRPG power leveling/mechanics. Wonderful performance by a skilled narrator as well.
Buy it
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
Well I read it on royal road, I read it on kindle, now I listen to it on audible. Great choice in narrator, I’ll buy the the rest of the books as well.
adult litrpg from a monster perspective
Review from Fizzlesprocket: Everybody Loves Large Chests – Vol. 2 →
No spoilers. if you haven’t already already gathered from the first book, there’s quite a bit of erotic/adult scenes that are going to happen here. More than the first book and it won’t be for everyone. I burned through this rather quickly and was upset as to how the story stopped on a cliffhanger because..