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Cherie Park on Saturday, May 18, 2019
Read Oblivion Promise Endless Online A LitRPG Adventure Book 2 Audible Audio Edition M H Johnson Wayne Mitchell Lisa Aust MH Johnson Books
Product details - Audible Audiobook
- Listening Length 10 hours and 12 minutes
- Program Type Audiobook
- Version Unabridged
- Publisher M.H. Johnson
- Audible.com Release Date March 7, 2019
- Whispersync for Voice Ready
- Language English, English
- ASIN B07PCV58PR
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Oblivion Promise Endless Online A LitRPG Adventure Book 2 Audible Audio Edition M H Johnson Wayne Mitchell Lisa Aust MH Johnson Books Reviews
- A story very much worth reading, a very unique take of a LitRPG story line. If one like science fiction or fantasies this book is a excellent blend of both, I would say the author has a active and creative imagination.
- I'd say that the characters other than the MC could be fleshed out a bit more, they come across as one dimensional. This can not be said about the MC though, a complex creature that one is. Highly recommended
- Better than the first book (most of the backstory was taken care of already), this second book of the series stepped things up. Now I have to wait for book 3.
- A refreshing take on Scifi litrpg, my only complaint is the amount of sleep lost reading through book 1 and 2. A brilliant series bringing something new to the genre.
- This is a great series, I really enjoyed it, and I really look forward to the next one. Interesting world building and good character development.
- I really liked this book can't wait to see where the next book takes the story I will definitely read the next book
- A super story. Each book draws me into the next!
- Am disappointed in this book, compared to the first. This one had a number of scenes where the protagonist committed violence, torture and murder, where it might not have been necessary.
As another reviewer mentioned, there's a bit of "hand-wavium" happening in this book. All of these incredible feats performed by a mere 20 year-old. It broke my "suspension of disbelief" a couple of times.
Am disappointed as I'd enjoyed Book 1 due to the problem-solving and character-building. Am really not sure if I'll buy the third book in this series, especially if this descent into darkness continues at this pace.