Nymphania

By: Jasmin Reed

Narrated by: CB Droege

Length: 5 hrs and 32 mins

Publisher's Summary

Leanne Li prepares for a big day at DreamReal, where she and her team are to test out their new virtual reality game: Nymphania - where fantasies are realized and adventure is guaranteed. When the team go into Nymphania, things soon start to go wrong, and they find themselves trapped in the game, encountering a warrior female race, dark elves, vicious wolven, and monsters created by their own hands. The race is on to escape the virtual dream world and confront their enemies in Nymphania as well as a traitor from within their own company.

©2014 Bonafide Media (P)2015 Bonafide Media

Fun fast read

Fun book perfect for our generation. While testing out a game, they get stuck and don't know what will happen if they die. It keeps you on your toes, and was very action packed, but still had underlying questions that made you stop and think. The book is a mix of reality and fantasy, with both dark elves and ex boyfriends alike. I liked the main character, Li, and some of the other smaller role characters throughout the book. *I was given this book in exchange for a honest review.

Very good

** I received a free copy of this book for review purposes my review is voluntary and unbiased

Aside from a few places where suspension of disbelief was stretched a bit thin, like not having secondary and tertiary safety exits and a remote shutdown options and a debug menu, this book was mostly excellent. The story was quick, mostly light and fun with a few deeper character moments. The main characters were fairly well developed and even in this short story the characters had a growth arc, in Simon's case it seemed a bit forced he just showed up and was a completely different dude.

The narrator was very good, had a good pace and a pleasant voice

Entertaining

I received this book in exchange for an unbiased review.
This book was very entertaining and although much of the plot was a little predictable it wove a very good description of the world and the different characters within it.
Overall I liked it and thought the addition of a short tune between the chapters was an interesting way of doing it, it was in my opinion better than the silences you normally get.