Accounts Payable

Nora Hazard Series, Book 3

De: Blaise Corvin

Narrado por: Emily Beresford

The last three years have not been easy for Nora Hazard, but she's been able to create a new life for herself. Since becoming orb-Bonded, she's managed to survive, then thrive. She's mastered her power and grown up during her time as a soldier, even experiencing love.

But circumstances will force Nora to make new choices. Her deal with a powerful demigoddess is coming to an end, bringing new opportunities and new dangers - including secret information about her painful, mysterious past. Her loyalties will be put to the test.

Unfortunately, despite her survivor mentality, her luck is terrible. Trouble seems to follow her wherever she goes. After uncovering a massive plot that directly threatens everything she holds dear, she will be forced into a struggle that pushes her to her very limits.

For Nora Hazard, nothing is ever simple, but she made a promise to someone important to never give up. She's been wounded in spirit and body, but remains unbroken. Anyone or anything that picks a fight with her or threatens her friends may come to regret it, even a dark god.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Blaise Corvin (P)2019 Tantor

Blaise Corvin's best book yet

On an increasingly respectable list of publications by Blaise Corvin, Accounts Payable stands out. Nora Hazard is a character that is fun, exciting, and very real in a way most LitRPG books don't explore. Corvin is not afraid to have characters with flaws, and he's not afraid of hard topics. I spent the whole book rooting for Nora with all my might. AP is Corvins best book to date and I can't wait to see what he does next.

Great addition to the series 👍👍

Loved this addition to the collection. Now I am eagerly awaiting the next Delver book to see how this all continues 😁

Amazing

Amazing. I loved it. It is the best one in the series! This book and all of the other ones that take place on Ludus are some of my favorite books of all time

Loved It

Same great storytelling that I have come to expect from Corvin. A very satisfying ending

Blaise Rocks

In the Gamelit world of authors, a few stand out as a must buy. Blaise is one of those authors and he did a great job on this book as well.

great conclusion to the Nora trilogy

Great book lots of chacter resolution, some nice twists really enjoyed it . Looking forward to her in Delvers four. Also had some great battle scenes just very well written overall.

I enjoyed this series

A lot of people don't like this as much as delvers LLC which is understandable.... But this story was written very consistently and well delivered. The only real problems I have are more of logical inconsistencies brought about the author letting his own values effect ludus's values. First the one I can forgive due to if it wasn't in the story it would probably push it somewhere much less entertaining: rape, men are so important but rape brings about an extremely harsh punishment (this is from delvers LLC story) which while I'd see it being punished but due to men being rare and women expendable it doesn't really fit, and THAT is what I have an issue with. I've always felt that even if I don't like something, if it makes sense then it is acceptable. *****EDIT: re-read review, poor choice of wording. I want to see them get punished but the outrage culture aspect that goes along with it makes no sense. It should be treated in a more cold and calculating manner for the rest of the universe's citizens. Now if it were just the earthlings that got so outraged it would make more sense. And that is the logical inconsistency I was talking about. *****
Now in this series she gets angry at a dragon for watching her dress and bathe... women of this world shouldn't be really bothered by that, because if it was a guy he would probably be more flattered (if uncomfortable) even if he didn't find giant lizards attractive. It would be more of a look but don't touch type policy. I think there were more logical flaws like this but these stuck out the most in each series. Otherwise it is a very well built world.

good book

when everything turned out for the good in the end. I highly recommend this book.

Nora is a idiot

Nora is so IMPULSIVELY STUPID! And the worst part is that she KNOWS it and is always whining about her regret!

Also, her fixation on "murder" is getting annoying. She has no problem killing other sentient beings, but when it comes to the rapist, murdering, child butchering, city burning, demon summoning, EVIL dark god worshipping thugs who laugh in delight and giggle while doing all those things she suddenly starts going, "Oh woe is me, I am a killer. killing is murder no matter what, other people just justify it but I know the truth".

She is a total idiot EXCEPT when it comes to combat.

"No Rotting Hero..." [Spoilers?]

I am genuinely intrigued by this story, but it needs alpha/ beta readers and hardcore edits. Continuity issues with previous installments took me out of the story twice as I shook my head in annoyance.

The main character is a wealth of under-realized potential. We're less shown her growth and maturity as much as told about it... at length... repeatedly... as pace-grinding conversational asides.

There's a definitive plot hook into continued series releases that I'll likely pick up. The universes is deep and rich with possibilities and
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... it sounds like the heroin has just found herself woven into the Author's core series heros... I assume.
ice not read the Delvers LLC series just yet.