Raiya: Starter Zone

Archon's Chosen, Book 1

De: Russell Wilbinski

Narrado por: Michael David Axtell

Skree loved playing Massively Multiplayer online role-playing games.

When he becomes the first player to reach level 100 in his favorite game, he is offered the chance to test a brand new game. Never one to read the fine print, he jumped at the chance to be the very first player to see the brand new game.

But some opportunities are just too good to be true.

Awaking to find himself trapped in a brand new world and struggling to survive, James must find a way to master the game and escape the world of Raiya. Angry wildlife, gargantuan monsters, and mysterious allies are not the only things he has to worry about. Will he have the backbone to do what is right and not what is easiest?

Will the carefree Skree find something worth fighting for? Something worth dying for?

©2018 Russell Wilbinski (P)2018 Podium Publishing

Download hit play, and enjoy the ride.

Normally I’m not a fan of book where they stay in the game the whole time, and never interact with the real would after getting “stuck” in the game. With that being said. Even though this book does that. As a LitRPG it’s very Meh, but as a Fantasy story with LitRPG elements it’s an awesome story. You feel like you’re linked into the MC’s brain, and just along for the ride in a good way.

You get a front row 1st person seat to the MC using logic and common sense to work through choices and decisions. The MC makes logical common sense choices for the most part, but the battles are where this book really shines.

You feel as if you are watching them through the eyes of the MC. They aren’t over or under detailed, and just like the rest of the book. You feel like you are hanging out in the MC’s head, watching everything through his eyes.

It’s an excellent start to what could be an awesome story, and world as long as the author doesn’t F*** it up by making the MC get stupid and make bad decisions because of a girl. Going heavy on the romance or add sex smut has ruined many a good book/series. I really really hope that doesn’t happen here.

Entertaining

it seemed to move a little bit too fast without sufficient character development. but overall enjoyable

AMAZING

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Not bad

The narrator really should not try to do female voices, it's REALLY bad. Makes the female sound like a an Australian man

Enjoyed it

I got to say after looking at some other reviews I had my doubts that I would like this story but I was pleasantly surprised. I think some reviewers really act like they are some professional reviewers trying to find fault with something while they are actually disproportionately criticizing the whole of the work. Try it and if it's not to your liking return it. Enough said.