I guess you could call my latest job interview a success. I got hired, and it's way beyond my wildest dreams.
The pay isn't great. And the hours are pretty much 24/7.
But there's magic. And a portal to a fantasy world.
Those kind of outweigh the negatives.
At first, I thought I was just testing the latest VR survival RPG, but I'm starting to think this might not be a game after all. The monsters are definitely life-like and capable of carving me apart on their worst days. But on their best days, I make them mine.
Yeah, I have the Tamer Class.
There's strength in numbers in survival scenarios like this, a fact that becomes only too clear when I'm joined by a redhead who's apparently a Warlock.
I figure it won't be long until our party's number increases in this strange new world.
This was a good book. It could have been a great book, but there were just a few oversights that took away from making it good. I will say that it was worth the value. So the basic story is a large group of people have answered an add to change their lives. What they don't know is that they will be transported to a whole different world that is populated with monsters and other animals that seem to be made of the imaginations of those that are brought there. Like I said this is good book. When I first started reading it I thought that it was Pokemon meets Dungeons and Dragons. That is still a valid comparison. The MC is the Tamer Class. This means that he can catch monsters that he's defeated in little orbs, like Pokemon balls. They need to be upgraded to catch more advanced and tougher monsters. This is also a harem book so you know that he will build a team of women that will compliment and make him stronger. The first woman he meets is Lucy and she is a Warlock. They hit if off immediately. The next woman is Beth and she is an engineer. It seemed like after having started a sexual relationship with Lucy, once he meets Beth, he spends all of his time with Beth and Lucy is an afterthought, until much later. Then you have Carla the Combat medic, and finally Sally the Hunter. I think that the author could have used their strengths a little bit better. Much of the book seemed like they were a group of four people working together not a team working together. I am amazed at how much they could carry in their personal pocket dimensions. However when the inventory takes two plus pages to read off, I'm no longer interested in what in there.
A really interesting series with a great plot and fantastic characters. Fantasy, sci-fi, action thriller all wrapped up in one along with some eroticism too.