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Joseph D McKnight

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  • He Who Fights With Monsters

    Book 2 of the series. Jason continues to climb in power even as he makes more and more friends and enemies. I am really enjoying this series and strongly recommend it to any that are looking into LitRPG. The series is well done and funny. I like that in this one he finally makes it…

    July 31, 2025
  • He Who Fights With Monsters

    Book 1 of this series. This series I saw recommended a lot and I was not disappointed. This is one of the few in the LitRPG genre that I would recommend to the YA audience. If you’re a fan of Seth Ring or Ivan Kal or Vasily Mahanenko you’ll love this book. Very well done.…

    July 30, 2025
  • The Missing Chums

    Book 4 of the Hardy Boys. This time the boys are in real trouble. Gangsters are after them and there is serious peril. The boys, while having been shot at a number of times, do carry guns in this one, however they never use them. Super fun adventure albeit, what happened to the snakes. You’ll…

    July 22, 2025
  • Eat That Frog

    This great little novel talks about prioritizing work schedules and tackling those big tasks that not be so appealing first. While a little dated based on changes in the business world since 2001, the message is still clear. The only parts would be that I think that in most positions all levels are well over…

    July 17, 2025
  • The Mystery of Cabin Island

    Book 8 of the Hardy Boys Mysteries. This winter installment has the boys spending their winter break rural style out on an island in a cabin. However there is a mystery afoot and some strangers around. This one was fun as it had us guessing who, where, and why for most of the book. A…

    July 9, 2025
  • What Happened at Midnight

    Book 10 of the Hardy Boys Mysteries. This time it is serious. There are some bad guys after a mysterious invention and the boys need to keep it safe. The bad guys are after them, but not to worry with Joe and Frank on the case with their chums the bad guys don’t stand a…

    July 9, 2025
  • The Secret of the Old Mill

    Book 3 of the Hardy Boys Mysteries. This one has the boys hot on the heels of some counterfeiters. Plenty of near escapes and nail biting moments. A super fun adventure and excellent for young readers. Strong recommend.

    July 8, 2025
  • Player Reached the Top XI

    This time Raven is boxing all over chasing a large quest line. But no matter how much he digs the secrets keep getting deeper and deeper. Now a new enemy is appearing. I like the evolution of the world in response to the changes happening due to the game. Raven’s advancement in this book, albeit…

    June 19, 2025
  • The House on the Cliff

    Book 2 of the Hardy Boys. This fun exciting adventure has the boys dealing with some hardcore criminals. The boys father goes missing, can they get him back? Lots of narrow escapes, problem solving, and a haunted house. A fun adventure for those young teens, especially boys.

    June 18, 2025
  • The Tower Treasure

    Book 1 of the Hardy Boys. The junior detectives are on a race against their dad to solve this case. I liked that this showed the difference between an adult vs child even though they do a lot of great things there are points where they needed help. That does not mean the responsibility was…

    June 17, 2025
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