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very enjoyable interesting take on the genre, city management elements and a reason for him to be working towards a goal if your on the fence about it pick it up

What a pleasant surprise! I truly enjoyed this book and the narration by Jeff Hay was incredible. He was a joy to listen to and really brought all the characters to life. It’s hard to deny that anime was the source of inspiration for some of his material. Tenchi Muyo came to my mind. I..

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ended quickly, too quickly. wam bam type of ending making me think the publisher made it end for time. it is a good book, but the ending sucked.

This is the first LitRPG that was written to be purposefully silly. They did a good job, I was tired of the “same old”..

First thing I have to say is that this book is nothing like RE: Monster, a manga written by someone else. The only similarity is the guy becomes a goblin and leads his people. Woohoo. Now seriously, this book is very well written. Unlike most people I enjoy the minutia of the game mechanics. If..

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When Oren finds himself the victim of a spell that turns his high level character from New Era Online into a lowly orc, Oren is determined to find a way to turn the orc into a playable character….despite a warning from a friend who works for the company. Because he has to get in and..

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this book was fantastic I was on the edge of my seat from start to finnish

Title says it all. Also has a great narrator. Didn’t expect to like this, highly enjoyable.

I’ve read quite a few LitRPG’s on audible and this has turned out to be my favourite 🙂 very well written and very entertaining, can’t wait for the next.

What made the experience of listening to Morningwood: Everybody Loves Large Chests (Vol.1) the most enjoyable? Jeff Hays truly makes the work pop. His voice work makes the story vibrant and the characters really start to feel true to themselves. Given the work’s tone, he’s able to blend in the right elements of humor and..

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