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Nautical Noobs
Coming in hot off book five, listening to book six didn’t seem to change the pace much at all. Yeah, more plot advancement in this one than the previous, but in the almost seventeen hours runtime, it seemed like there […]
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Noob Game Plus
By book five in a series, you could be forgiven for thinking that the characters are reaching new heights of greatness and have nowhere else to go. Rimmel deftly sidestepped this by killing the main character (well, sort of) and
Miniatures
Miniatures, the Very Short Fiction of John Scalzi, is a bit of a mixed bag. I’d seen this one a few times but had opted not to drop a credit on it, so when it popped up for $1 in
The Fantastically Underwhelming Epic
The Fantastically Underwhelming Epic of a Dead Wizard and an Average Bard, written by Kian N. Ardalan, lives up to its title at times, yet at other times is quite a fun story… so I’m torn. Ultimately I think it’s
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Son of a Liche
It had been some time since I’d listened to the first book in this series (Orconomics), and after listening to the first five minutes of this book, I stopped and went back and re-listened to all of book one because
Syncing Forward
Syncing Forward, by W. Lawrence, is some incredible science fiction. Slow and deliberate, depressing but a story of hope. We follow Martin James, who, due to circumstance, finds himself slowed to 1/4000th speed of normal humans. Trapped in his own
Opium and Absinthe
I rather enjoyed my first outing with Lydia Kang (The Impossible Girl), and with a fresh batch of credits burning away in my pockets to spend, I thought it was time to see what else she had on offer and
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The Girl with All the Gifts
Once again skimming the depths of my Audible wish lists, I found another I’d been meaning to get to for quite some time. I’d read The Girl with All the Gifts by M. R. Carey a number of times on
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The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
With an Audible credit to spare and an ever-increasing wish list, I figured it was time to dive deep into said list and see what I’d put on there and never got around to grabbing. The First Fifteen Lives of
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![[5] The Butcher's Masquerade꞉ Dungeon Crawler Carl, Book](https://theaudiobookreview.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/5-The-Butchers-Masquerade꞉-Dungeon-Crawler-Carl-Book-5.jpg.webp)
The Butcher’s Masquerade
The never-ending grind through the floors continues for Carl and Donut. Upon hitting the sixth floor, the crawlers are 1/3rd through the total dungeon. Floor six is the second of the traditional floors, “The Hunting Ground”. This is the first
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Black Sand Baron
Continuing right on from the events in book one, Black Sand Baron continues the adventure and kicks things up a notch (as you’d kind of expect). The players are settling in, the hunt for Ned and his talking axe Frank
Heroic Bunny Saga
Heroic Bunny Saga is books 1 and 2 of the series, written by Richard J. Hansen. I think if I had read more than a couple of reviews, I might have ultimately not bothered with this one, but those I