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Not bad

Revisado: 01-10-25

Cute and would have been a much better listen without the liberal charged politics. Just made the author seem like a whiner. Also they write Erin more like she’s 12-15 than 20. Frankly it was annoying the crap out of me and only made the main character seem pathetic until I just chose to envision her as 15 instead and ignore any mention of her age the same way I ignore the whiney politics. Once you block all that out it’s much more entertaining.

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Absolutely fantastic

Revisado: 12-11-23

This has everything I want in a story. Fantasy, adventure, humor, character growth, compelling protagonist, mystery, I’m definitely sticking with this series

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Great book

Revisado: 11-16-23

This was a really fun book, and I loved the approach to the dynamics of the economy of the world, which I will be incorporating into parts of my D&D game. :-)

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Great book

Revisado: 11-16-23

This was a really fun book, and I loved the approach to the dynamics of the economy of the world, which I will be incorporating into parts of my D&D game. :-)

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Good plot hook but annoying AF

Revisado: 11-07-23

Plot had me a little hooked, but the characters are ENTIRELY TOO FOCUSED on genitalia to the point of annoyance and stupidity. Main character is all like "now that I have a cock everything feels right." That's idiotic. I have one, and more often than not it's uncomfortable. That's why men walk differently. If it was just one or two conversations it wouldn't be so annoying, but it's constantly brought up. You would think with the life and death stakes they would have more on their mind.

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Fun books

Revisado: 11-07-23

Fun listen. Not the best thing on here but worth my time. With there were more

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Very disappointed

Revisado: 10-19-23

I was hoping for another “monster hunter international” but instead I got the Supernatural fanfic of a liberal teenage girl that hates her redneck stepdad. The writing comes across as condescending and satirical towards the redneck culture, the liberal view is blatant in the writing, and aside from just that the jokes are juvenile and obvious, the plots are predictable, there are continuity errors and overall it’s just lazy writing. On top of that there are just a lot of factual inaccuracies about technology and guns. I would keep looking

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Looking forward to the next one!

Revisado: 07-19-23

Another great installment to this series. I’m addicted and anxiously awaiting the next part!!! Get on it Drew! Lol

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Fantastic

Revisado: 03-07-21

I have now come to the end of this book series that is currently available on audible. I absolutely loved all the books and I’m sad there isn’t any more. Chad was my new favorite character which is amazing considering how much I loved the initial main protagonists. Definitely listening to this series again soon. Also going back and leaving five star reviews for every other book in the series since the authors absolutely deserve it.

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Pretty good

Revisado: 12-08-20

Listened to all of the audiobooks so far, this one was good and I’m still going to continue listening to the series. My main complaint is that the performer couldn’t be bothered to listen to parts Parts of previous audiobooks to find out how names were pronounced. Also, Julie didn’t sound quite right. As far as her voice I would’ve expected something harder with more of an edge. Her personality is supposed to be like a Hells Angel child went to college. Her voice was kind of soft and wispy. Good voice for a romance novel, didn’t fit the character.

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