Drew Hayes (2)
Auteur van The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventurous Tales of Fred, the Vampire Accountant
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The Utterly Uninteresting and Unadventurous Tales of Fred, the Vampire Accountant (2014) 507 exemplaren
Villain's Vignettes: Volume 1 (Villains' Code) 14 exemplaren
Out Of Mind 2 exemplaren
Holly's Jolly Christmas 1 exemplaar
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- 20th century
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- male
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- USA
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- Texas, USA
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- Texas Tech University (BA|English)
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Going Rogue is a great continuation of the Spells, Swords, & Stealth series. The characters are as likable as ever and the story stays interesting throughout the book. Some crazy stuff happened and I'm curious about what's going to happen in the future.
This book, like the rest of the series, was narrated by Roger Wayne and he does an amazing job. His voice acting brings the characters to life.
This book, like the rest of the series, was narrated by Roger Wayne and he does an amazing job. His voice acting brings the characters to life.
What a fantastically interesting idea for a book.
People from our world unknowingly affect an alternate world when they play role-playing-games. The non-player-characters from the games are real in the alternate world, too. The characters controlled by players are called adventurers, and the NPCs don't know that the adventurers are controlled from a different world. When four adventurers die in a tavern, four NPCs pretend to be adventurers in order to save their town. This book is about their journey.
The characters are kept fairly simple, but I kind of love them. The story had a few slow spots, but it did a good job of keeping my interest.
The narrator is fabulous. He has a good voice and each main character is voiced uniquely.… (meer)
People from our world unknowingly affect an alternate world when they play role-playing-games. The non-player-characters from the games are real in the alternate world, too. The characters controlled by players are called adventurers, and the NPCs don't know that the adventurers are controlled from a different world. When four adventurers die in a tavern, four NPCs pretend to be adventurers in order to save their town. This book is about their journey.
The characters are kept fairly simple, but I kind of love them. The story had a few slow spots, but it did a good job of keeping my interest.
The narrator is fabulous. He has a good voice and each main character is voiced uniquely.… (meer)
UGH! I LOOOOOVE this series. Just, really...it's so much fun and so good!
Same level of writing and story as the previous book was, but we get more details, more plot development, more character development, more inter-character development....it's just really good! One might even think that there might not be enough story or plot to develop from the first book, but you would be wrong. I'm so enthralled by how creative Drew Hayes is with the creation of this world and his characters. I'm so excited to listen to year three!
My only complaint? The repetition with which the word "however" is used. Let me pause here to say that this is a nit-picky complaint, it's really not that bad. I noticed that "however" was used quite a bit in the first book, but I didn't think it worthy of comment then because it didn't seem that repetitive. There seems to have been an increase in its use in the second installment. However, (see what I did there? *smirk*) maybe as I went into this book I just had my radar tuned to it more because of how I noticed it in the first book and maybe it's not as repetitive as it seemed to me. This is not to say that this overuse of a word makes this book less enjoyable. Not in the least.
Great writing, great characters, great plot! I can't wait to start the next one...
Full review: wanderinglectiophile.wordpress.com/2017/11/02/review-super-powereds-year-2-by-drew-hayes-narrated-by-kyle-mccarley/… (meer)
Same level of writing and story as the previous book was, but we get more details, more plot development, more character development, more inter-character development....it's just really good! One might even think that there might not be enough story or plot to develop from the first book, but you would be wrong. I'm so enthralled by how creative Drew Hayes is with the creation of this world and his characters. I'm so excited to listen to year three!
My only complaint? The repetition with which the word "however" is used. Let me pause here to say that this is a nit-picky complaint, it's really not that bad. I noticed that "however" was used quite a bit in the first book, but I didn't think it worthy of comment then because it didn't seem that repetitive. There seems to have been an increase in its use in the second installment. However, (see what I did there? *smirk*) maybe as I went into this book I just had my radar tuned to it more because of how I noticed it in the first book and maybe it's not as repetitive as it seemed to me. This is not to say that this overuse of a word makes this book less enjoyable. Not in the least.
Great writing, great characters, great plot! I can't wait to start the next one...
Full review: wanderinglectiophile.wordpress.com/2017/11/02/review-super-powereds-year-2-by-drew-hayes-narrated-by-kyle-mccarley/… (meer)
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The narrator performs the story perfectly, with unique voices for each character. This is spoiling all other audiobooks for me. :)