Review from Obligations Incurred →
This is a great book same as the first full of memes, action, adventure, and D&D references. The world building and sense of mystery was still there but a little less than the first book. My only qualm with the book was that is was just too short, it didn’t seem like that much happened…
If the spotlight of the first book is Henry’s growth into his powers, and the second book is Jason’s power expansion, then this one is definitely Aohd’s spotlight. It’s still interesting to see the growth of all of the characters and major plot points are finally unveiled. There is still so much to be done..
A very fun and very long first entry in what i hope is a many book series. I usually avoid litrpgs where the people can log out (which most of them can) but the way the mc gets stuck is very believable and gives him a real goal to work towards. Only one game mechanic..
This is a very different take on LitRPG! If you’re expecting a traditional story about a gamer that gets sucked into a VRMMORPG and works to level up, this is not that type of book. It doesn’t really have a traditional story structure or an antagonist. It’s just a bawdy tale about a monster’s adventures..
Review from Delvers LLC: Adventure Capital →
I loved where this book went with God type powers and the building of legends. I do enjoy how it jumps to a story from off characters in a different area and brings them to meet our characters quick as opposed to a super long build up like some books do. Quick to action and..
Review from Obligations Incurred →
I really enjoyed the battle at the end of this and having the little twist that it did with the high priestess’s. more power, more technology and more attitude from the characters. And THIRSTY, hahaha what a great character to add and give this book some of the more colorful parts of the USA!
Review from Delvers LLC →
I started this one based on a review from another book that I liked saying that it reminded them of this one. I would say I agree, this book is great and I am glad there are three as I’m finishing this one. Only one big battle but the build up and dialogue is what..
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
The point of view is kind of cool, and the humor is natural and perfect. this is a great read!
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
This story is like a food you like that never fills you up. There is very little plot here, it is mostly a progression of events that ends abruptly and without developing into much of a story. That said, I enjoyed listening to it, but if you’re looking for a meaningful story you’ll have to..
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
I have a half-hour drive to work, so I listen to a good number of books per year. I’m always combing through the list of new releases to find anything that might be interesting. ‘Super Sales on Super Heroes’ by William D. Arand was one that sounded like it could be good enough to burn..