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Boring power fantasy

Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more? You might like this book if you really enjoy boring harem fantasy power gaming with monstrously stupid characters in a world that’s contrived to validate their whims. What was most disappointing about William D. Arand’s story? It takes a stupid premise..

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incredible

Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →

This book has become one of my top 3 for a series, easily. And that was on the first listen! Can’t wait for the second book, and if I can get my hands on the hardback before the audio, I’ll be reading a book for the first time in over 10 years. Definitely worth your..

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Good story concept, but

Review from Fire and Brimstone →

I am not fond of “soap operas”, so when I listen to a book that ends with a “cliff hanger”, I am less than pleased. I do enjoy a trilogy, providing all the books are available! This story has a lot of action, which is a nice change from authors that put in a lot..

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Love it

Review from Delvers LLC →

Although it was not what I was expecting it was really good. It is a mixture of litrpg and fantasy. It was well written and I really liked the action scenes and seeing how the characters developed their powers.

Really great listen!

Review from Hell’s Rejects →

A space opera series with a strong female protagonist? Sign me up for that! That was the first thing that caught my attention when I read the blurb for this one. So, with the knowledge that Jeff Hays narrates this as well (like many of Forbes’ other audiobooks) and that it would therefore be well..

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