The Rise of the Hotel Dumort: The Bane Chronicles, Book 5

Well I can say what I liked the least was the narrator. Stephen Lunsford was just not Magnus for me. He was very flat.

No

Put a little life into it. He was so flat and boring.

if the chronicles had been put in one book

make sure there was more details about the characters in play

none

disappointment

Nice complete story with supporting characters who are whole, a beginning at the start, a tasty middle, and a hero's ending.

Of the Chronicles thus far, this shows Magnus as I know and love him.

Great background into the history of the infamous Hotel Dumort. It's a cool part of history, not the made up hotel, but the era in which this takes place.

I know the Hotel Dumort is an important location, and I guess this gave a little background to it. But I have finished it wondering what the point was behind it. The telling of the story is good, and I can not condemn the narrator.

Its just that the few tiny bits of information the story revel seem like they could have been reveled in a story that actually had some level of importance and not leave the listener going "i just listened to an hour and half for that?" At least that is how I feel about the book as a whole.

This whole series has been hit or miss, some are good, some are average, some are barely okay, at least so far none have been absolute horrible.

Yes, because this is the best book of all until now.

Everything that happens at the end of the book, beginning when Magnus faced his friend, and the discovers what happened on the hotel, and everthing that follow after this.... I'd never imagined.

Nothing to say about it.

I would say: "When the Hotel Dumont turns on Hotel Dumort"

No.