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D. Wolfin is one of my favorite authors in the Genre.

My only criticism, which are constructive more than anything, is the price points for the length. This needs to be re-balanced. I rarely pick up short reads, but I do in the case of Wolfin. His environments, storyline, character development...all rank quite high with me, and Wolfin packs alot of "content" within each work, even with them being shorter. The prices for them are simply slightly on the high side to me.

That said, I can appreciate the price points as I consider his works of a high quality. I don't mind paying a higher price for higher quality, so am willing to take the pin prick, if you will. I also appreciate that he has addressed this in the first few pages to his readers. His recognition that it is a bit uncomfortable is appreciated.

I would encourage to hold some of the content for few but larger releases, even if it meant a price increase, but I may be a rare bird in that sentiment.


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This book was almost nothing but fluff. An utter disappointment that leaves me decidedly abandoning this series. Don't waste your time.
Loved the whole series. Perhaps it's my dungeons and dragons upbringing speaking but have really gotten wrapped up in this theme of character building novels. Good writing, excellent characters and story line. Highly recommend.
I enjoyed the book a lot was a little annoyed by the due date mentioned in the new series and the book just coming out but I deeply enjoyed the characters growing and I actually enjoy fen being more aggressive there were a few typos in the story but over all it was great
An interesting twist in having the ranked AI's become involved in the story. I think that the story need to progress further and faster to remove its serial effect. Either that, or the author needs to republish the books in a combined format.
Not bad, but starting to drag on with the same old characters. As per usual, a bit short word wise.
This was my least favorite book in the series so far. It completely ignored everything that made Lost so fun in the previous books. His legendary class, his speed skills all of a sudden suck, mediocre raids and dungeons.
I felt it focused on Fenn too much and in a boring way as well.
I love this storyline, but I have to say I felt like there is too much going on with various peoples story lines and not enough focused on lost and fen. Especially growing their strengths in order to be able to survive. But that is just my opinion, and I will say I still love these books and will continue to buy them. Great job!
Don't know what to say here. This particular book seems to drop off quite a bit from the previous entries. I have faith t he next will be back to better standards. Hopefully it will be longer too.
D. Wolfin is one of my favorite authors in the Genre.

My only criticism, which are constructive more than anything, is the price points for the length. This needs to be re-balanced. I rarely pick up short reads, but I do in the case of Wolfin. His environments, storyline, character development...all rank quite high with me, and Wolfin packs alot of "content" within each work, even with them being shorter. The prices for them are simply slightly on the high side to me.

That said, I can appreciate the price points as I consider his works of a high quality. I don't mind paying a higher price for higher quality, so am willing to take the pin prick, if you will. I also appreciate that he has addressed this in the first few pages to his readers. His recognition that it is a bit uncomfortable is appreciated.

I would encourage to hold some of the content for few but larger releases, even if it meant a price increase, but I may be a rare bird in that sentiment.