the game expands, there are gains and losses but i definitely want to see where things go.cant wait for book 3.
hell of an expansion
Review from Hellions →
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when is the next book coming?
Review from Challenge →
Great book cant wait for book 2. starts a little slow but picks up nicely
A Little Too Preachy
Review from Obligations Incurred →
Obligations Incurred is the second entry in Blaise Colvin’s Delver’s LLC series and I probably would have benefited from listening to or reading the first. After a brief catch up I was thrown into a world with RPG-esque rules and characteristics. The magic system was interesting and the book seemed promising. However, about a quarter..
Excellent book and loved most of the aspects.Only thing i found tiresome was the never ending point system.Interesting 1 or 2 times…tiresome after. A few thing i liked without spoiling too much.1. Andrea2. Sausage Machine What i disliked.Only 1 book ( as far as i know)Point system (Interesting at first,then…) Good luck.
This is an excellent story with plenty of humor.Hope Audible releases the whole series before I retire.
A great book with a fantastic narrator. The story was better than expected, imaginative, full of action, and a dark kind of humor. Loved the characters, plot twists and everything else! A MUST READ!!
So good~
Review from Delvers LLC →
I seriously love this series. Maybe it’s just that I read it at the right time and in the right mood but it was an almost perfectly enjoyable experience. There was only one cringy part in the whole series for me which is rare. I won’t give it away though. Anyway, just let’er rip and..
Wonderful!
Review from The Eaton →
I really enjoyed this audiobook. I enjoyed the idea of a hidden underground hotel that for all accounts had been abandoned with no clear reason why. I am looking forward to more books by this author, and also the narrator.
Really Good!
Review from Luck Stat Strategy →
Really good storyline, but way too short! I amlooking forward to hearing the next one!
Too Much Harem
Review from Otherlife Nightmares →
The quips are fun, but even the author knows he is skipping over a proplem when he has the protagonist admit he is taking the cowards way out and not choosing one of the women. The plot contrivances also hurt any real tension. the ending is also dehumanizing for both the villain and sacrificed. Dumb..