Web of Worlds

Reality Benders Series, Book 4

De: Michael Atamanov, Andrew Schmitt - translator

Narrado por: Rudy Sanda

Ceasefires have one big downside: They eventually come to an end. And when they do, once again game nodes are set ablaze, and platoons of Dark Faction soldiers threaten our customary world with destruction. The enemy has grown stronger and more numerous. To make matters worse, they also got their hands on even deadlier weaponry. They have learned painful lessons from previous encounters and adjusted their tactics accordingly. What's more, the vast hordes of enemies are led by the greatest strategist of modern times, and his mage advisors can see all possible futures so they always know just what to do.   

How can our world possibly stand up against such an enemy? Our only hope is the bravery and tenacity of our best fighters, those who'd rather die than surrender. Well, that and a starship captained by one lone mage.

©2019 Michael Atamanov; English translation copyright 2019 by Andrew Schmitt (P)2019 Tantor

Minnow voice change?

Despite having the same narrator, they made the decision to change Minnow’s voice to an imitation of a man purposely speaking in a high voice. Very cringe. Fortunately, this character doesn’t speak much so it’s bearable. But what a strange choice?

The story itself is strong and on par with the rest of the series. Definitely a fun litRPG series!

Loved the book, but...

I almost never have a problem with voices in an audiobook, but the voice of minnow is so grating that I dread the next time she speaks. I can even ignore some characters that sound like jar-jar, but ms. Lafinn sounds like one of the chipmunks gargled some battery acid. Someone had to have noticed during the production process, and left it there out of anarchistic spite. It’s just too annoying to be an honest mistake. Otherwise, the narrator was good, which only adds to my confusion about this one character. Anyway, if you are reading this far into the series, then you know it’s quality litrpg. This book is no different.

a good listen but...

this is a good story. like most of the world bender novels it is an entertaining take on the litrpg genre my only real complaint is the narrator's performance of female voices..which is jarring.

Continues to be an engaging and exciting series.

The books in this series have that amazing thing that all the best fantasy and sci-fi novels have... the feeling of an open world/galaxy/universe that is just waiting to be discovered. Danger, adventure, and novelty are all possibilities around every corner and this author does a great job of keeping the plot form being too linear while still delivering a story that you can’t put down.

Hi

Performance gets 3 stars on account of the female voices being so bad it's difficult to continue.