I just finished Life Reset an excellent example of LitRPG. The concept is excellent and the characterization is great. The author avoided a lot of cliches in the story, a lot of places where I knew what was going to happen next I was wrong much to my delight. I enjoyed the story greatly. The..
amazing example a lit RPG novel it’s supposed to be Cactus are well thought out and it allows room four more novels it doesn’t over the charts of strength and evolutions of the character and when it does use them and uses them in the right places in the book
Review from Obligations Incurred →
the two books so far are very enjoyable and help pass the time, I actually stopped a couple of hours away from the end because I didn’t want the book to end. I highly recommend this book too anyone
This weird alt-superhero read is a fun twist on a society of villainy…or maybe anti heroes. The narration by Hays seemed a little annoying at first, but then I realized the voice is intentional as a first person perspective, I think he captured the character perfectly. There are some slow spots and some of the..
Review from Otherlife Dreams →
take me away from my world. enjoying the journey, I can’t wait for what’s next!
Review from Viking Warrior →
I read this book a few years ago and remembered loving it. Enjoyed listening just as much. It reminded me of The Rangers Apprentice but more intense and historically accurate.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
The overall story could have been better. It kind of repeated itself over and over. Now the characters were great and the narration was amazing. It’s a silly fun book with some dark moments at times. It is a very enjoyable listen.
Review from Super Sales on Super Heroes →
After seeing some of the reviews I was skeptical. Took a chance and loved it. Can’t wait for the next book.
Review from Delvers LLC →
I really enjoyed this book. The story was compelling and Jeff Hays did a great job with his narration and characters. Definitely getting the 2nd book.
Review from Obligations Incurred →
I gave this book a chance because the first one intrigued me just enough to see what the author would do with a sequel. Unfortunately, he doubled down on the same drawn out, anemic pacing from the first book. He once again tried to hook the reader with “deep mysteries” but after an entire book..