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All this build up to a poor ending

Revisado: 03-28-25

I so desperately wanted this series to be victorious, and books 1 and 2 were great, but book 3 squandered so many opportunities to expand the world/story and wiped powerful players from the board with no effort to their credit. And the STUPID way it ends….

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It’s ok

Revisado: 12-30-24

I really enjoyed the 75% of this collection, but the last book in this series was a bit boring and jumped around.
Still a good listen if you like classic sword and sorcery style writing.
It definitely reads like the times it was written.

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Great continuation

Revisado: 11-18-24

If you enjoyed Magic Kingdom for Sale then you should enjoy this sequel. The characters are solid and the development is nice.
At times it is predictable and I found myself audibly saying “get there already” when I foresaw where it was going, but still en enjoyable listen.

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Entertaining

Revisado: 08-15-24

Great story and heartfelt interactions between characters. I enjoyed the story progression and how things were revealed.
My only problem is the convenience of solutions coming from the space neighbor

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Great story and narration

Revisado: 06-17-24

I really enjoyed this story. It took a few chapters to get into, but once I did I thoroughly enjoyed the work building and characters.
It is an almost complete story, and you could stop after book 1 if you wanted. There are no big cliffhangers at the end, just one looming thought about Meeks.

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Entertaining story

Revisado: 04-10-24

Solid fantasy/sci-fi story. It is structured like all Will’s books, so you know it has a satisfying ending and some humor along the way.
Characters are well developed and our heroes are not over powered, although it might seem that way in the beginning.
I will be reading the others in the series a

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Decent but not standout

Revisado: 02-22-24

This was an entertaining listen, but was predictable. I did enjoy the concepts behind the waking god on the island and the interaction with the filming cast/crew
Narrator does a good job.

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Beautifully narrated and well rounded story

Revisado: 02-13-24

OMG I loved this book so much. This will go down as one of the few times that a 2nd book in a series was better than the first.
The writing is great and the ties between the characters is explored very well.
This felt like a classic Japanese horror story to me with all the typical spooky apparitions and haunts fueled by tragedy and a need for power, but not cliche and overplayed.
You do need to read book 1 to really enjoy book 2, However the stories themselves can probably be ready independently without to much loss or misunderstanding the circumstances.
The narrator of this book does a fantastic job and you really feel their emotion behind it.

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Almost great

Revisado: 02-05-24

So, I did enjoy this book, but it was a little predictable. The characters are great and I enjoyed that this book has good character development for most of the cast. Elm probably has the most growth, and more story development than the others.
The book ends on a good note and doesn’t leave much unexplained.
The only downside is that there might have been too many characters for the narrator to voice appropriately. She tends to blend the voices together.
Of you read book 1 in physical form, stick to that medium.

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Wonderful story

Revisado: 12-21-23

This is a wonderful and heartbreaking story and continuation to The Bear and the Nightingale. Characters developed even better and the journey it takes you on, while sometimes predictable, is enthralling.

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