Book 9 of The Completionist Chronicles. The next step and a very cool insight into selfishness and the hidden detriments that go with it. Also, what would a Tower Defense game look like in a novel. Ok. So a little strange with more to follow, but still done in a way that did not make…

Book 8 of The Completionist Chronicles. Strong advancement while losses mount. This book is strongly about boon and bain. It is noted a lot, but I like that every choice has both good and bad repercussions. This is overlooked in a lot of novels. Good twists and betrayals. Overall a great addition and way to…

Book 7 of The Completionist Chronicles. This book takes us in a very unexpected direction. Still lots of crafting and plenty of time in the landfill, but besides that a fun and interesting set of challenges that leaves us on the brink. The story has stayed strong even as you realize that this is a…

Book 6 of The Completionist Chronicles. This one takes us to the next level. A lot of humeros parts and normal silly puns on real world items. I did enjoy the reference to President Musk. Overall, this was a good read maintaining a great balance of good and bad things happening allowing the main character…

Book 5 in the Completionist Chronicles. This book is a strong step forward in the series. As we follow Joe as he ranks up over and over again. I liked the balance between good things and bad things that happen as he struggles forward. It is a good balance where he is not too powerful,…

This was an anthology based on Divine Dungeon. That said, I enjoyed some of the stories more than others. You really need to have read the series to enjoy these and even then they are not as engaging as I remember the Divine Dungeon series being. I am going to read the spinoff series and…

Book 3 of Villain’s Code. Bring the third book in the series, you have to ask if this is the beginning to a much larger plot or is this a simple wrap up that leaves us knowing that there will always be more threats out there. The interesting thing on this one were the questions…

This stand alone novel follows my personal favorite character. And after following Alph, I have to still say that he is my favorite. The absent minded professor in a fantasy world. You have to love him as he blows stuff up with a vengeance. If you’re dumb enough to cross him, we’ll read the book.…

Book 135 of the Boxcar Children series. This fun one takes us to a Texas reenactment town. A movie company wants it and mysterious things are happening. I like the focus on motivations and more on how what one person wants can cloud their judgement on what damage they might do. A good wholesome read.

Book 9 of Battle Mage Farmer. When you have a series this long it takes a book to wrap it up. Not to say this did not leave room for more books, just that it was a great conclusion to a fun and exciting series. I liked how this ties to Titan and allows for…