Limitless Lands

The Complete Series, Books 1-5

De: Dean Henegar

Narrado por: Jack Voraces

All five audiobooks in the best-selling Limitless Lands series are now together in one collection!

Colonel James Raytak is about to die.

The 93-year-old combat veteran is living his last days in a nursing home, and his only hope for survival is found inside the virtual world of Limitless Lands.

With every swing of his sword and every command given to his army, Raytak is one step closer to returning to the people he loves. Many foes will stand in his path, and despite a lifetime of military experience and powerful allies, victory is not assured.

©2018 Dean Henegar (P)2023 Dean Henegar

Outstanding!!!!

Very well thought out storyline, and very organized. I also appreciate the length of the series. It was not rushed and ended well. The world building was great as well as character builds. I highly recommend this series.

Wrong choice for narrator

The story is good but the main character is supposed to be from Tennessee and at a VA facility, But I’m fairly certain that the narrator has never heard an American accent before. And most of the character voices are hard to distinguish from one another due to the narrator’s thick accent. But overall a good story and entertaining so far.

Reytak is still an awful commander!

just finished book 5 and I kind of just hung on because I was hoping that reytak would have an accident and die before he healed and that was how the books ended but alas it wasn't to be

reytak is a eunuch Commander at best but he was given an army. and because of this his his casualty rates are sky freaking high because he refuses to do his job and just throws himself in the combat.

still it's a pretty fun story like the diversity of characters and powers and whatnot. found it odd that players at level 15 were so freaking powerful like raytak has over a thousand soldiers the necromancer has four giant corpses that he's allowed to carry around and then they say that you're not even allowed to get a horse until level 40 how big are these guys armies going to be when they get there?

but all in all a good listen good job!!

5 Stars for all 5 books. I have never listened to any books so many days in a row.

Listened to all 5 books in a matter of a couple of weeks. I didn’t think I would like the narrator when I first started the series, but he is fantastic and will look for both the author and narrator.

Interesting Take, Pretty Well Executed

Interesting take on the genre. Action sequences are primary taken from a top down view, which is new for me - almost a blend of RTS.
Was expecting a grander scheme behind the RL storyline but received a reminder of mortality and time. I want to give 5 stars for the artistry and ideas, however for whatever reason I didn’t get the absolute draw back into the book between listenings. Still worth a listen.

Enough to make a grown man cry

Captivating and engaging story throughout. Interesting story concept and bittersweet ending. One of the best series I’ve listened to over thousands of audible listening hours

Great story with excellent narration.

Loved the value - an entire series for a credit. Engaging and fun! If only today’s AI’s could match this fictional one!

Touching and Heart Warming

Great story with an actual ending. Full of excitement, yet also has a heart warming protagonist and an interesting group of characters.

Great story

The story is fantastic. The narrator is good but there are some inconsistencies with the use of voice modifications that distract from the story. It’s used to emphasize the AI speaking or things that are just thoughts, but sometimes he leaves it on or forgets to use it other times. A couple of times the recording is corrupted and there is some feedback.

Looking past the technology issues everything else is great.

10/10

The story and the narrator was beyond my expectations. only complaint is book five (the last one) seems rushed. I think that could have been made into at least two books. some of the other books were rushed but 5 was defiantly rushed. Even considering that the book does more than enough to earn all stars possible.