![[1] Speedrunner꞉ Tower Of Babel, Book 1](https://theaudiobookreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/1-SpeedRunner꞉-Tower-of-Babel-Book-1.jpg.webp)
I picked up both books in the Tower of Babel series during a recent Audible sale on a bit of a whim. I was trawling through Reddit, looking for some recommendations, when someone mentioned SpeedRunner, written by Adam Elliott. Without […]
Stuff and Nonsense (Threadbare #1), written by Andrew Seiple, is a tale of a little toy golem trying to be the best teddy bear friend to his little girl that he can be. This entirely charming innocent teddy bear golem
Mid-Lich Crisis, written by Steve Thomas, is a tale of a Darruk, a lich (basically an undead mage) with a single, somewhat noble pursuit of saving the world through any means necessary. Unfortunately, he’s constantly thwarted at every opportunity by
![[1] Bunker Core꞉ Core Control, Book 1](https://theaudiobookreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/1-Bunker-Core꞉-Core-Control-Book-1.jpg.webp)
Bunker Core, written by Andrew Seiple, is a bit of a different take on your typical dungeon core style books that tend to be in the more D&D style setting. This merges the dungeon core setting with advanced tech in
![[5] Brandon Thighmaster And Some Other Guys꞉ An Authors And Dragons Tale](https://theaudiobookreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/5-Brandon-Thighmaster-and-Some-Other-Guys꞉-An-Authors-and-Dragons-Tale.jpg.webp)
Brandon Thighmaster and Some Other Guys, written by Steve Wetherell and EM Kaplan is the second book of the adventures of Brandon Thighmaster. It’s part of the larger Authors and Dragons podcast universe, but being familiar with the podcast isn’t
![[1] The (sort Of) Dark Mage꞉ Waldo Rabbit Series, Book 1](https://theaudiobookreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/1-The-Sort-of-Dark-Mage꞉-Waldo-Rabbit-Series-Book-1.jpg.webp)
The (Sort of) Dark Mage, book 1 of the Waldo Rabbit series by Nelson Chereta had me, right up until the ending, which it completely whiffed. Not a “Game of Thrones season 8” level whiff, but enough of one to
For some reason, I never took the plunge to grab this fairy tale reimagining by Drew Hayes. I follow a podcast of his where he’s the DM of a bunch of authors playing DND (rather badly but hilariously) so I’ve
Okay, I’ll admit this one took me a little to get in to. I wasn’t overly sucked in right away, but the more I listened to the story unfold the more I had to keep sticking my earbuds in and
Brandon Thighmaster, sexually attractive monk from the Temple of the Many Fists, ab-crunched his way into my world when he joined the Authors and Dragons podcast which I’ve been listening to since its inception. I remember his debut episode like
![[1] Wyrd Gods꞉ Timelessness, Book 1](https://theaudiobookreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/1-Wyrd-Gods꞉-Timelessness-Book-1.jpg.webp)