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I love Ugland. I love his dialog. His characters. His humanity (and one supposes, his elfity and koboldity and so forth). I did not like this book, nor have I liked the last two Good Guy books. It gets a two star rating ("It was okay") rather than one star ("I didn't like it") for a few reasons: the......more

More of the same. 😪 Spoilers throughout. One positive comment, the characters didn't all sound the same this time! So...progress! The MC gets to mostly start his "character" over but it's really unclear what he was able to keep and what he lost (other than levels) when he was forced to start over. I re......more

At the end of the last book, Clyde Hatchett finally rid himself of the Corpse King threatening to take over his body, but the story ended on a cliff hanger where something obviously unexpected happened to Clyde. This book reveals what that “something” was. The god known as Mr. Paul from The Good Guy......more

As many other reviewers have noted, this is more of a side quest rather than getting back to the main one. Clyde Hatchet is free of the necromancer, so he wants to get back to Glaton. Yeah, that doesn't happen. Not even close. This story covers the journey from Gloomguard to Raim to Furtaxo. That's i......more

More of a build to next book. I didn't like that the litrpg elements were glossed over. I mean we had what amounted to a start over--nurfing to me is ok--but the new litrpg schema has to be sold to catch the imagination. It has to make future promises so we want to watch the build play out Clyde lose......more