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A centuries old half elf wizard, one second wise and patient then the next moment a temperamental psychopath who wants to murder weak people, then acts childish.

The audacity of this book knows no bounds. It doesn’t hold back on gore, jokes, or fetishes.

Not as great as the first 2 books. Couldn’t wait for the end of this level.

Definitely not the tastiest thing I’ve listened to. Books 1 and 2 were great, and I thought this one would follow suit, but 2 hours of mental, sexual, emotional, and physical abuse of a character was over the line. I’m not sure if I want to continue to book 4. Jeff, however, absolutely killed it..

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I loved how immersive he made it feel with all the changes in voice and characters. It was my first audio book and I believe I picked the very best one for myself. Thank you for the experience and now I can’t wait to listen to the rest

This series continues to impress. Absolutely ludicrous plotline, but absolutely lovable characters that I found myself rooting for at every turn. The plotline in this one, including the big finale, draws very heavily on the continued story from book two. It’s a satisfying, if a little confusing, conclusion. I’d say my only downside is the..

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I had hesitation about listening to this book I actually had bought it almost a year ago. And finally I gave it a chance and wow does not disappoint

Uuurrggghhh, god dammit Anthony. “I hate cocker span- uh, I mean centipedes” wait wrong seriea

I can see and feel everything about this fantastic world. My favorite part about this book is that it wasn’t corny like I thought it may have been. I can’t wait to read the next book!

I loved the premise, and found Chester to be hysterical for most of the book, with phenomenal voice acting. But the story is painfully cliche (Mary Sue protag(s), “save woman I just met”, etc) and some of the chapters are almost nothing but dry game mechanics revolving around examining loot or power levels. And the..

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