Framed for murder, wanted by the government, and hunted by a ruthless criminal organization, Raven’s life has completely spiraled out of control.
Now, on the run, he’s forced to stay one step ahead, doing whatever it takes to avoid capture. But clearing his name isn’t enough—he still has to find a way to reach the novel’s elusive TRUE ENDING.
Every corner he turns brings new dangers, and some the people he thought he could trust are starting to question his motives. With a huge bounty on his head, Raven’s world is closing in, but he won’t stop—he can’t.
The world may think he’s a killer but Raven remains determined to prove his innocence.
The MC is now starting to actually form a harem, having 3 women that all know about each other, though there are some jealousy issues to work out.
The book involves the MC being framed, and trying to exonerate themselves. Some of the scenes are a little cheesy in the way he gets out of things, but other than that, pretty good.
For a book to actually evoke my emotions is rare. So I have to give credit when due. I was irritated that the story world doesn't have detectives or police. How hard is it to prove an alibi when you are fighting a dragon. There were witnesses. Then, to have the main character suffer an amputation just took me over the edge. I'm looking forward to the next book.
I binge read all 3 novels, and I'm going though withdrawals because I need more. This quickly became one of my favorites! The story flows so well, and you can tell that Jin really put some thought into the outline because it's not a 'write by the seat of your pants' type of story. It's well thought out, and easy to follow.
Ok, well. Book 1 was very clunky and trope-ish, and it got a 3 for that, as the story had potential. Book 2 was more polished, and the plot moved along well, so 3.5, rounded up to 4 stars for that. All of this brings us to book 3.
This gets a 4, as the product is more polished and the characters are starting to get rounded out. Not enough overall to push it to 5 stars, but the story is sufficiently interesting/diverting to me to continue reading when book 4 makes an appearance.
Fun junk, which is exactly what I wanted from it. Can’t find the second book to rate that, but it was a bit dull so I’m glad the pace picked up again in this one.