Dragon Drop

Blasphemy Online, Book 3

By: Andrew Seiple

Narrated by: Eric Michael Summerer

Richard has escaped his oppressive government, fleeing to the safety of a peaceful country.

But his online troubles are only growing worse. His war now includes not one, but two elder gods and at least one enigmatic artificial intelligence. His allies are few and out for themselves. It's on Rich and his draconic brother to solve the mystery of this game that isn't a game and figure out how to save a world.

And perhaps they can save a god as well, if Konol can be reached in time....

©2021 Andrew Seiple (P)2021 Podium Audio

Amazing

I absolutely loved it. it was a great ending to the series and made me more excited to keep reading the threadbare series

Excellent fantasy LITRPG

This series has all the feels and is an extension of Generica. Highly enjoyable and re-readable. Well read and written.

big universe

I need a wiki now to get all the lore at once. threadbare book 4 time

Game of thrones season 8 levels of disappointment.

Awesome setting, awesome story, but it just feels like the author burnt out while writing this book.

What a way to end a series

This was a heck of a ride and SO much fun! If you like LITRPG then read this series

So good

Not a huge fan of litrpg in truth. But book one was free with my membership so I checked it out. Then I ended up using my credit and buying the third book. It’s a really good series and well worth checking out.

A somewhat unsatisfying end

This book has a lot of good stuff in it, but is in some ways the weakest of the trilogy. It has less of the clever plans and strategies I have come to love. On the upside, it answers a lot of questions that have been present since the beginning, and the answers are pretty good. It does leave a few important things unexplained though, and the ending feels a lot like "To be continued" and leaves some of the characters in a very bad state, which kind of sucks since it looks like this is the last book in this series. There's one more book in Generica Online, which might explain things, but I still wish the author had just ended it here. I still recommend this book and this series, but brace yourself for a bit of a letdown.

An Isekai mmorpg dystopian future w/ Lovecraftian undertones.

This book pulls together several genres and does a good job of it. Stat block info dumps are boring and make for dull dead space in the audio format but it is forgivable. Overall very creative and fun.

Not at good as Threadbear

It is however starting to fill in some of the blanks within the threadbare world and frankly I'm really looking forward to when the two worlds start to mesh coherently.

it's just my opinion

didn't quite agree with the ending but that's just me being picky. overall it was a good read.