Frenzied Rebirth

Station 64: The Doll Dungeon Series, Book 1

De: Matthew Peed

Narrado por: Chloe Cannon

The Aether Shift. An event that changed the world forever. Unleashing untold powers onto the minds and bodies of humans on Earth. Some were chosen, against their will, to become something new. Azaria, finally allowed leave the house on her own for the first time, ends up as a Dungeon Core, however, the situation gets turned sideways during the process and she's left alone for nearly a year. Lance, an individual with a hidden past has been struggling in the changed world that is Earth. Meeting Azaria through a twist of fate, what will change with the two brought together.

©2020 Matthew Peed (P)2021 Tantor

Exactly what I wanted!

When I saw this story I was a little nervous thinking it might be a fluffy girly girl dungeon core series but it was free for a weekend so I picked it up. After listening to the first book free I immediately bought the others.
The story starts about how you'd expect it to, but it gets rather dark rather quickly. The MC is neither good nor evil just a plain psychopath. However, they are a psychopath written correctly, not the generic "me, me, me." that are in way too many stories.
If you're looking for a story about a cute girl thrown into a situation where she's forced to slaughter people with cute and creepy dolls then this is an awesome read, also absolutely LOVE the narrators voice. IDK what it is about that voice but I could listen to it all day!

amazing story

it's not an iseki it's a rebirth girl read for sure but also not just for girls. complex story with good characters

Ruined by torture

I was enjoying the story but it was ruined by the torture. we're supposed to be on this chick's side? She is evil not a survivor.

enjoyable

I can see this as a anime one day and I like the concept that dungeons can be a race

Stats for padding

I don't mind the stat reading in books until you read the same stats and achievements, flavor text included, every 30 minutes. Along with that the characters feel stilted and more like plot objects then people, there was no time spent on how Lance's changes affected them but the end result of all skipped mental changes still was in the plot.

The narrator wasn't the worst but she sounded like she was recording on a terrible mic, and with her lack of ability to do convincing male voices they tended to blend together.