The Bright Lord: An Epic Sci Fi Litrpg: Books 1-7

By: Alex Knowles

Narrated by: Steve Campbell, Stephanie Nemeth-Parker

Length: 39 hrs and 55 mins

Publisher's summary

A home, a family. Lies, resentment. To save the future, he must reclaim his past.

Ryan Hart thought he had saved them all. He'd served as Lord Commander of the Sarashead guild, faithfully and with honor for thousands of years. His work expanded their empire and brought peace.

But peace never lasts....

Emperor Duhan has been murdered, ripping Ryan out of his new life as a citizen on Earth. Once again, he must leave those he loves for the greater good.

Rebirth is the path, a reset into a new body that he must cultivate and train. The collision of two worlds draws ever closer, and if he can't claim what was once his, all will be lost.

The Bright Series is an epic Sci Fi LitRPG Cultivation story. This encompases all 7 books.

©2022 Alex Knowles (P)2022 Alex Knowles

author hates context

everything needs more context. the characters relationships feel incomplete their just too trusting towards the main character and the main character takes it for granted even though in the first book he was so paranoid it took him getting angry and doing something stupid to make the plot continue... despite its flaws∆ this storyline has potential it's just incomplete without characters with flaws and development and a bunch of contextual information you are not given

Disappointed

story is good, narrator constantly sounds depressed. kinda want my points back...... annoying annoying

This book got everything

I laughed, I cried, I even cheered...
It ran the whole gambit and I enjoyed every single moment I spent with this series.
My biggest complaint when listening to the books was the lack of recap between books, which isn't a problem now with this box set.
Alex writes big and the story makes you feel big as well... It's a ride like a Holywood movie and you got front row tickets.

Steve Campbell performed his heart out for this series, and it was his performance that brought me to tears, that make me laugh out loud and he deserves so much credit for elevating a already great series to a whole new level...
She would be proud of you my friend

Full disclosure: I received this book as a gift from the narrator, but I already owned the books in the series, so giving a honest review here isn't hard.

Missing some things

I've had a tough time finishing this. The idea is there, but the execution has been miserable. We follow our Mc through a hectic time for himself; go in save the girl is what's being hyped up, and it's going to be a struggle! they fly in and skip the situation, then fight the villain. It's as though I keep missing episodes in a decent show.
Another issue is while talking to a crowd of people, it devolves into a 5 person conversation and completely ignores the other 100+ folks around them.
Overall, Steve Campbell was the main reason I could continue listening, because his performance was top notch! like a good actor with a bad film.

Interesting style, generic substance

The author's style is interesting, leaving you just enough detail to have a story while your imagination fleshes out the rest. Unfortunately other than that it's pretty ok adventure.

Fantastic saga

A man went back to a game world to help his wife who was caught in an accident. They went through many trials she also went to the other world where she found love with another. But I still love and care for each other.

woe is me I'm not good enough

everybody needs emotional support everybody is not good enough but they will be oh my God it is like an emotional drama it is not like an lit RPG or any adventure it's a drama and a very poor written one

Great story

I really liked this series. Glad it was sold as one set as the individual parts are way too short. Well written and narrated.

disjointed story

the story was good lots of love solves everything bull and story was a little disjointed and hard to follow at times

decent book

it's preformed great. I think the plot was decent I think the tension at times is forced but a good series.