Dungeon Madness

Enjoyable book but I wasn't as drawn in as with the first. It may be that I'm reaching a saturation point with some of "lit-rpg" books and need to take a break. So, fun book, sentient dungeon, which explains how dungeons respawn their monsters and how monsters live behind closed doors for years just......more

This is pretty much a straight-line exponential growth algorithm of the first book in the series. :) The enjoyment lay in the dual-leveling-up between Dale (the player character) and Cal (the dungeon). Both being fun-ass characters in their own right building a city and a labyrinth is pretty much a G......more

I couldn't put it down. I absolutely loved this book, truly I purchased the first one on a whim and I couldn't be happier. Then I got this one and it was even better than the last.......more

I liked this one more than the last one because we get to see more of what's going on in the world and there's a bit more depth to the book. The adventurer main character is struggling how to hold on to his authority in the dungeon raiding camp, dealing with elves, royalties from around the world, an......more

3.5 Still silly. Still enjoyable. Still too many puns. Book 2 continues the adventure, expanding the world and characters. I didn't enjoy it as much as Book 1 for a couple reasons. First, the in-depth mechanics of the RPG leveling system began dragging it down at parts as we got VERY in-depth. I enjoy......more