Just as with book 1, this book rocked! I loved the extra narrators as well. Rastia is still a question in my book though. Have to wait for book 3 to make a decision there.
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If you haven’t purchased this book yet, don’t. The story is good but not great. The narrator is completely wrong for this genre. His attempts at various voices leave a LOT to be desired. If you haven’t tried it yet, you will quite possibly enjoy The Land much more. If I could refund this book..
Good show. An outstanding performance from Jeff Hays
Review from Vortena: Everybody Loves Large Chests, Volume 3 →
Fun story. Loving the mischief the box is getting himself into. Can’t wait for the next book.
loved it
Review from Challenge →
great book and plot. great lvling system without making characters to overpowered. plus bringing drama irl and game world separates it from other litrpgs
When I got the first book I was a little disappointed at first. It wasn’t what I thought it would be. However by the time I finished I had decided that I enjoyed the book enough to continue, and I’m glad I did. This book is even more enjoyable than the first. Neven has a..
Awesome book! But a rabbits breeders den does get destroyed and pops back into life unscathed…. if that was fixed it was flawless unlike a lot of other books I’ve read.
Loved it!!
Review from Dragon Seed →
Now one of my top favorites. I especially like it when vets are the main characters. He may be army lol but he’s bad ass.
Well, I am down for any exciting political mystery and this concept sounded interesting leading me to buy the book. But, this is more of a drama foundation that sets things in motion for the next books to pick up rather than a mystery or suspense. A Seattle lady who was vexed with two party..
Love this series!
Review from Everybody Loves Large Chests →
Well written with some of the most memorable characters I can think of. As a narrator, Jeff Hays knocks this out out of the park. This is easily one of my favorite discoveries on Audible.
Well written with some of the most memorable characters I can think of. As a narrator, Jeff Hays knocks this out out of the park. This is easily one of my favorite discoveries on Audible.