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Kept me interested

Revisado: 04-02-25

The Weirdest Noob is a litrpg about a man whose body is so damaged he's forced to live virtually inside the biggest MMORPG of their time. This is a man who basically hasn't played a video game, so he has no idea how anything works inside this world. Honestly there isn't much plot to speak of but I kept being curious what would happen next. His work-arounds and loopholes were satisfying as well as the idea of someone succeeding so thoroughly after such a rough start.

The narrator did a good job bringing the character to life.

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Wholesome

Revisado: 03-06-25

Heretical Fishing 3 is excellent. It keeps the same wholesome vibe but adds layers of excitement and Fisher, Barry and the rest of the group face challenges and enemies. I really enjoy all the animal pals, and other enlightened who have joined the group Declan is relaxed, the Buzzy Boys are everywhere, Maria is loyal and Claws is mischievous. It has gotten to be a rather large group to keep track of, but I enjoy when they all come together to protect what they've built.

Just like before, the audiobook was excellent. It brought all the characters to life and kept me engaged.

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Insightful

Revisado: 02-28-25

Only Villains Do That is a book for anyone who wants their main character to be thoughtful, clever and devious. "Lord" Seiji's plans don't always work out, but he's got schemes upon schemes upon schemes. If anything, I found it unrealistic how much he seemed to know about culture and psychology to be able to plan so thoroughly for toppling the corrupt society he found himself living in.

The magic systems were interesting and creative. It was balanced and had weaknesses, which made the battles interesting. Even the side characters had distinct personalities and motivations that kept things feeling grounded.

I thought the narrator did a great job of bringing Seiji and all the other characters to life.

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Silly Fun

Revisado: 01-04-25

Romily, Fox and Bellamy are as busy as ever, protecting the balance of good and evil. There are many great battle scenes which no one appreciates more than Romily--he does love a competent man. These are balanced out by all of the adorable, loving (found) family moments.

We meet many new characters in their magical world, as well as seeing those we already love (or tolerate). The author continues to flesh out the rules of this hidden magical society. We also get to encounter more of my personal favorites, the cherubs. Those little cuties pop up here and there and I love them, even if they're older and more educated than me and Romliy combined. Who can resist a toddler with two PHD's?

There is a heart wrenching scene but everyone gets through it.

The narration brings the characters to life. It's a silly story sometimes from Romily's perspective and that's conveyed in the voices. Good book!

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Fun New Take

Revisado: 10-26-24

Cat Core was a fun take on a person from our world finding themselves in a vastly different video-game like one. This had a very unique person who was chosen, too. It wasn't a teenage girl or boy. Not just an adult woman or man. This is a crotchety, persnickety old southern woman. And I loved the different that the monsters she fills her dungeon with are domestic cats, not even the bigger and fiercer version. This had a lot of humor and unexpected reactions from the dungeon delvers of the new world.

This is an enjoyable audiobook. It was fun to listen to as I crafted.

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Loved It

Revisado: 10-15-24

Enter the Multi-Vers is another great story in The Villainous Things series. Gabe and Andre have been kept on the sidelines of their family's business and it's been for the best. Not because they couldn't help, but because their strength is scary even compares to the other supes.

Theo is a self-indulgent brat who's used to doing whatever he wants. In a world of villains it makes him an interesting character. Somehow the author even works around to making him somewhat sympathetic.

Loved the continuation of the warring aliens plot. And getting to see cameos from some of our past couples.

The narrators did an outstanding job with all the voices they had to juggle. They made the characters bratty and lovestruck. Fun listen!

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Quirky World

Revisado: 09-18-24

I really love how quirky this world is. There are people with supernaturally good and bad luck. There are sword fights and "super" villains. Apple and Adam definitely experience some insta-love which I was here for. And I am excited to learn more about the other roommates in the future.

The narrator did a great job giving people different voices and bringing the action to light.

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Excellent Sequel

Revisado: 09-13-24

Vampromance is a great follow up in the Reluctant Necromancer series. The author brings all of the characters along in a developing found family. Each character shines, and has flaws, and grows to love the others. Esper is an unusual main character. She is ultra powerful but doesn't seek out the limelight for herself. She just wants to live peacefully on her farm. But each of the wonderful, caring, paranormal men who come into her life bring change that she doesn't expect but comes to appreciate.

I wish this whole series was in audiobook form. Esper, Toma, Drake and all of the group are adorable and unexpected. They have powers but they just want to be people - a family.

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Love this author and narrator combo

Revisado: 08-27-24

Prince of Poison is a fun fantasy romance/adventure. Silas and Callisto were a funny duo. The Prince, Callisto, seems to breeze through life with no real grounding. Of course looks are deceiving in more ways than one. As the book starts, Silas is the straight man to Callisto's flighty but well meaning heart. By the end of the book you see that they both have way more depth than you realized.

Dandelion was the one who brought this book to life for me. He gave me a lot of laughs and made me go awww as well. He helped tie the plot together which could be a little confusing to me in parts. But it was an entertaining listen.

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Slice of Life - So Funny

Revisado: 08-11-24

Beware of Chicken was a funny and heart-warming LitRPG. The author brought this world to life. There are monsters, but for the most part this book is about the people just trying to live their lives in small towns and farms. Most people aren't consumed with the brutal fight for more power. They just want to live with their families, growing and getting by.

Jin fits perfectly into this warm world. He plays with children, isn't afraid to get his hands dirty, and has a sense of humor. He has flashes of what his personality could be like if he let selfish ambition and a cruel hunger for power take him over. But as Mei Mei says - he simply needs to choose a better way.

The animals are all pretty hilarious. The author gives us glimpses of their points of view once they become sentient. This story truly made me laugh. The narrator voiced this perfectly. They kept the characters distinct and really showed the different way Big D saw things vs the same moments from Jin's perspective.

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