This book starts with a full chapter long prolog because the author is apparently super proud of his cliche framing device. It then proceeds to introduce the main character as a spineless lackwit. That’s when I stopped listening because, honestly, why would I want to listen to that?
This book is absolutely mad with the variety of themes and genres it fits under. However, it doesn’t try to be big, in fact it seems to try to be smaller than it could be. The book will present a concept that has a ton of implications in regards to the world, such as resurrection..
I come from reading book series like Throne of Glass, Eragon, Percy Jackson, Kane Chronicles Apollo’s trials, A Hesitant Hero, and most recently Everyone loves huge Chests (and others) ( book details / recommendations on y to get it, no spoilers in last paragraph) All the book series I read seem to have a common..
Grabbed my attention from the start and I could not stop listening. I am looking forward to the second.
Review from Dante’s Immortality: Beginnings →
was great cant wait till second book. Dante has some of the best and worse luck. And no one seems safe.
Not sure who or what the cause is, but I can’t stop replaying this series. Narrator change takes a second to adjust to, though you’ll get wrapped up in it all the same.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
I like this story. It was not what I had expected, however, still good. I fins myself like the main characters and want to see go thing for them. The narrator did a great job with this story.
Review from Dungeon Lord: Otherworldly Powers →
loved it. can’t wait to see how he deals with ryan. Wonder if his earth friend will be there and if he’ll be able to communicate with them.
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
My intrest-o-meter never twitched with this book. The daily life of Post-it notes would be more captivating and I normally fanboy jeff hayes
that I’ve encountered in a book so far I’m thoroughly disappointed seriously straight noob smh