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Started Nexus Runner today. The author is just starting out (<100 reviews) and deserves a shot. The dry humor & sarcasm during the MC's panic attack is well timed & hits perfectly.

Although I've seen similar tropes before, his entrance to the planet? I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure motorcycles + skydiving hasn't been cleared by OSHA

I was enchanted by the end of the first chapter. The world created here is a beautiful mesh of myriad cultures meshed into one society. How they live, breathe, adapt, and clash because of cultures juxtaposing. The series explores the budding friendship between a reserved Eldritch from a secretive telepathic race that avoids touch out of necessity and a centaur-like species, also espers, but ones who embrace touch.

Lovin' it. I'm not usually a fan of books with morally gray MC. With The Primal Huntermp series, I am not even finished with book four, but I have already decided thatba huge fan.

When I started this series, I didn't realize that I had finished the first two books at some point in the past. I am grateful that I picked this series up again. The last few series have left me wanting quality writing.

I enjoy OP MCs, dynamic characters who continue to grow throughout the series, and Unintended Cultivator delivers on that.

Thoroughly enjoying reading it and looking forward to other books by E. D.

The Legend of the Seven Crystals has only 5 ratings, but I decided to try it anyway. TLSC, an isekai novel, tells the story of a world in jeopardy and the teenage boy out of prophecy who must learn about and adapt to this new fantasy world he finds himself in. The book is well written, has 3D characters, nice world building, and a story that pulls you in. I strongly encourage others to support this promising author!

I think that if I read the word brat once more, I am going to cry out in anguish. Please use a different word!!

So, these books have a great world, potentially. Really enjoy the idea of the story, and I can tell that it nphas been edited fairly well. Unfortunately, while it keeps my attention, there are several major detractors:
1. The books read like they are written for 5th graders. However, the content saunters into adult topics.
2. Same description of chars over and over. "Sh$#&y brat." Brat. Brat.
3. Out of room

Someone recommend this "little" gem, which can be found in RoyalRoad. Since I love crafting LitRPG books, I thought I would give it a try. Irwin's plight drew me in early in the first chapter, and after only a few paragraphs, I was already invested.

I strongly encourage y'all to at least check out the first couple of chapters. Support an emerging author!

Awesome books that keep messing with my gaming life. I can't put these books down!

Definitely steamy. And NOT safe for your typical work environment!

A magical library? Myriad fantasy creatures and alluring dark "elf" to share the adventure? A conspiracy dating back at least 700 yrs. This world and its characters have engrossed me so deeply, I keep forgetting to eat, and I really haven't been gaming much since I started reading it 3 days ago. So, yeah, it's definitely worth checking out the series if you enjoy gaming, books, libraries, adventures, and fantasy!

Just finished The Kurtherian Gambit series, all 200 plus of them, including all sub-series, The Age of Madness, and The Age of Magic books. I just finshed "Checkmate" after months of binge reading. Wow! What an amazing ride.

As others have commented before me, Michael Anderle has magic of his own.

Out of characters to type, so...

I am going to miss Bethany Anne and the family of characters I have to leave behind.

I cannot get enough of this entire series. The Kurtherian Gambit Series is one of the best series that I have had the reading. If you are looking for an incredibly long series to read that just does not stop being entertaining and absorbing, one that draws you in until you never want to leave, then make sure you get the reading order of thr 200 plus books (fandom) and give it a shot!

I realized there were a ton of books that I missed reading because I held off on finding out what was transpiring in Earth. So then, to resolve, I needed to return to the past, only to discover the world had gone mad! I am glad to be finished with the darkness that was the Age if Madness, and to luxuriate in satisfaction, no, with glee, in the beginnings of The Age of Madness.

Dnf

Rereading this book. Just as incredible as I remember it.

Sometimes you forget how good an author's storytelling is until you get back into the series. Highly recommend! (He could also use a few reviews so that his books show up on Amazon's radar.) Worth the read, and it's on Kindle Unlimited.

So... does rereading a short novel count towards the 2020 Challenge? The final book in this trilogy is out and it has been a while, so...

Part of The Kurtherian Universe (Author Michael Anderle and others).