Blademage Beastmaster

A LitRPG Series, Book 1

De: Deck Davis

Narrado por: J. Scott Bennett

Charlie Naylor is a good guy, but he's never been great at multi-tasking. When Larynk, the god of corn, sends Charlie into a fantasy game, he just can't help himself trying. By combining his love of daggers, magic, and animals, he becomes the Blademage Beastmaster.

With a dangerous new pet, a deadly selection of daggers, and some awesome spells, he must make allies and kill monsters as he walks his path to glory. If he can do that, then he might just create a legacy for himself.

He used to work in an office where he pushed paper, filled in spreadsheets, and made coffee. Now, he casts, conjures, stabs, and tames.

©2018 Deck Davis (P)2018 Deck Davis

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Over all I like this book, the game rules, the class, the class skills and the pet all good. but there’s one thing that bothers me. his biggest problem in the book is trying to have the people in the town he lives in not kill his pet. but giving the other towns he’s been two seam to have no problems with the kind of beast his pet is, y docent he just leave? He docent even really build a friendship on his end in the town simply “buying” the friendship of the first npc he met. After him having the pet and living in the town becomes a problem they start to be friends, the logical solution at the beginning of his problem would have simply been to move on to a different town he is living in what seams to be the one town where people treat him like shit and are suspicious of him and want to kill his pet. It just docent make sense to me, maybe I missed something .

Reality game in a whole other level!

So, nothing like being sucked into a video game. This happens to Charlie when the 'god of corn' is trying to make a point and win at a completely different game. The story left a lot of questions asking 'why', but, over all, I really enjoyed the book. The ending didn't leave a cliffhanger, but did allow for the story to continue. Prefer that over cliff hangers, any day of the week.
Scott Bennett is the narrator and DEFINITELY one of my favorite narrators. His cadence and flow of the narrations and the character voices allow for the listener to know the story and who the characters are. There is zero doubt who is talking based on the voice alone.
I am looking forward to book 2. After all, I need some questions answered! haha

What a fun imagination put to the pages!

Blademage Beastmaster: A LitRPG Series, Book 1

By: Deck Davis Narrated by: J. Scott Bennett


What a fun imagination put to the pages! Deck Davis is a talented story teller. And Scott Bennett performs his story perfectly. I loved this godly world brought to earth in a fun, and sometimes funny way. The characters are as developed as they are unique. The world created for them is a perfect fit and the jokes are hilarious.

I loved this book and rate the story with 4 stars, the narration with 5 stars and overall this is a 4.5 star book.

Beth

A very solid LitRPG book

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

This was a really fun listen. I really enjoyed the game mechanics and world building the author created here. The narration is great and really make for an engaging and imersive listen. Definitely worth checking out if you are a LitRPG fan.

great book

this is a great book,the concept is something that I have thought about a lot. the only issue is that the narrator's voice is so relaxing to me I fall asleep everytime. THIS IS A GOOD THING FOR ME. As I have severe insomnia. and it took me 3 months to finish the story completely. I am going to get the next one soon.

Great listen, good story telling

Wonderful imagination with fleshed out characters. Honestly a game idea I want to be real. Can't wait to finish the rest.

loved!

I got a little confused during the story because there was little to no variation in the voices of the characters, but over all the voice actor did very well. I found the story compelling and I just couldn't stop listening. no talent man pulled into a world to become a hero all on a bet between gods, with a twist at the end. It was a little confusing as to how the main character was able to control so many creatures near the end but it didn't take away from the over story. I'm super excited to see what comes next.

Plot was good but the delivery was lacking.

The plot was good, not excellent or something I’ve never heard of but it worked. The execution of the plot was a little lacking. In my humble opinion the author didn’t describe enough of certain aspects like when a final blow was being delivered and opted to take a quick route describing very little. Other things like characters and their development they did quite well. You can visualize the characters and the landscape quite well but some of the nitty gritty combat was a bit lacking for my taste.

The ending felt rushed, you would go Day to Day almost through the whole book and then at the end months past by almost instantly with very little to say about that time.

Also there were times where it felt as though the book was geared towards kids then the next minute not. It left me a little confused as to who the target audience for the book was.

Lastly, I was listening to the audible version and the reader didn’t seam to emphasize a whole lot. When someone was screaming his voice didn’t really change much. It sort of took you out of the experience. A bit more inflection and feeling behind it might bring the characters alive more.

Again this is all my humble opinion and it’s not to say that I won’t read the next one, or rather listen to it.

I really wanted to like this book

When I seen the title Back of this book I thought it sounded good there should be more books about beast masters but I can't tell if it's just the writing or the narrator but I think niether is very good story slow repetitive at the author makes a lot of mistakes Such as forgettings one of his characters only has 1 hand as she claps to activate spells on a fairly regular basis.
I made it all the way through the book but it was just not enjoyable the idea is good but none of the characters are likable and the stories slow and predictable

LITRPG strikes again. Gamer heaven

If you haven’t yet entered the LITRPG then staring here is a great way to get your feet wet. If you are a gamer, fan of rpg, d&d or anything of the sort than the LITRPG universe is for you. In this tale a young gamer is immersed into a game that will force him to create his own future. All paths are not already divined and your character and class are defined by your actions and choices. Our hero becomes, as the title indicates, a blademage beastmaster. Just what is that and how is it achieved and to what purposes will his skills be put? Listen along and find out. As always an incredible well written tale with an amazing narrator who can truly carry you away into the tale. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.