Inflame

The Completionist Chronicles, Book 6

De: Dakota Krout

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Invasions and sabotage. Two civilizations doing anything to exist. War crimes are the norm.

Joe takes his first step into exile, and is promptly unable to breathe. This new Zone has a higher concentration of power, magnitudes denser. His first task is to survive, but mere survival is the least of his concerns.

The Zone he has landed on has been in a state of constant war for thousands of years, a tug of war between the Elven and Dwarven societies. Not choosing a side is the same as declaring both to be your personal enemy. Though he is resistant, Joe reluctantly decides to go with the group he thinks will help him grow the most - and is instantly plunged into their bitter war. To gain the freedom he desires, Joe needs to turn to the less savory aspects of his class.

Engulfed by darkness, Joe can only hope he’ll be able to snuff out the light.

©2021 Dakota Krout (P)2022 Mountaindale Press

Another great addition to the series

"The Completionist Chronicles" keeps getting better and better with each episode. I love Joe's character progression, I love the world and the humor. Some of the systems are getting a little too complex (specifically crafting), and hopefully future installments will clean this up by completely dropping the old way of doing things (this almost entirely happened in Inflame).
I'd like to see Jaxon featured a bit (OK, a LOT) more in Joe's story, he is hilarious!
I am really looking forward to the next book in the series, don't care if it is a side quest or the main story; just keep 'em coming!

Excellent

The narrator, like Daniels made Dakota krouts book to come life. I loved it better than reading it. I’m going to have to purchase the past audibles to listen to them.

Masterpiece

Just finished my second re read of this series and I still enjoyed every second. I read some reviews and can see why people feel how they feel about pacing and performance. But to me this story was amazing. The continuity of each of the three series is a masterpiece in itself.
I liked how it’s still centered around Joe and pushes his character to reflect on himself and not stray to far from his convictions. The beginning was a bit slow but the action as well as new characters made it every bit as a great listen to the end.

I'm getting too close to the last book in the series

I think Luke Daniels could add 2 or 3 stars to any novel. Books that would suck are mediocre when narrated by Daniels. When you put a great author like Krout with a narrator like Daniels, you get a masterpiece.

development

it was a great book of the main characters development into his class. he aslo was made to even ot his stats