The silliness continues. While not quite at the same caliber as the first two books, this installment is still plenty fun. Eve an3.5 stars rounded up.
The silliness continues. While not quite at the same caliber as the first two books, this installment is still plenty fun. Eve and co adventure their way to the famous (infamous?) Dragonwrought guild/castle on the edge of dragon territory, with much of the book's focus on them team clearing dunegons (and not always conventionally) to win first the Dragonwrought's stamp of approval before concentraing on gathering contribution points to exchange for new equipment in the Dragonwrought's vault.
While we see some interesting development's in Eve's class, the most fun (imo) came from seeing Wes and Preston both hit level 50 and all the shenganians that those milestones entailed.
Pacey, fun and full of puns, listening/reading this series is fast becoming my favourite way to unwind after a stressful workday....more
Another fun sci-fi comedy. Premise: aliens LOVE human music, so much so that they pirated it across the universe before realising they owe Earth all tAnother fun sci-fi comedy. Premise: aliens LOVE human music, so much so that they pirated it across the universe before realising they owe Earth all the universe's wealth due to our copyright laws (which their laws decree they must follow). Enter Nick Carter, associate copyright lawer from New York—no, not Nick Carter from the Backstreet Boys, or the head of his law firm with whom he coincidentally shares a surname. Just Nick the probably-about-to-be-fired-Associate who is suddently thrust into the world of aliens when two of them arrive at his office for advice on how to undo the universe's debt to humanity.
Yes, it's ridiculous.
And also thoroughly entertaining (despite getting "I Want It That Way" stuck in my head after listening a particular scene). ...more
A fun read/sproof of Star Trek that pokes fun at how all the red shirts always die. What I loved in this is that it doesn't take 3.5 stars rounded up.
A fun read/sproof of Star Trek that pokes fun at how all the red shirts always die. What I loved in this is that it doesn't take itself too seriously. This story is ridiculous and it revels in it, however, it did take me a good while to distinguish all the side characters from one another. Nonetheless, if you're a Trekkie, this one is good for a laugh. ...more
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