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A review by reaper_hound
Death March by Phil Tucker
4.0
4.35 stars
I like the story, setting, characters very much, It's a Single Pov book and from just the first book you'll get to care for our protagonist, what i instantly liked about this book was most of the books written these day's tend to show some kind of toxic relationship within the book that the character's are in or were, this book also have it but it is depicted in a clear cut way that we or at least I could discern the motivation of the abuser.
The other thing I liked about the book was the world-building and the Litrpg elements didn't hinder the story that much, It wasn't all about leveling up the leveling up had a clear cut objective and we don't see the stats and spell descriptions every 5 pages
And most of all I really liked the action in this book,Tucker has a certain rhythm for it , he goes slow spikes it up then go low , then go up and down real fast , what i'm trying to say basically is the action was a ride.
I like the story, setting, characters very much, It's a Single Pov book and from just the first book you'll get to care for our protagonist, what i instantly liked about this book was most of the books written these day's tend to show some kind of toxic relationship within the book that the character's are in or were, this book also have it but it is depicted in a clear cut way that we or at least I could discern the motivation of the abuser.
The other thing I liked about the book was the world-building and the Litrpg elements didn't hinder the story that much, It wasn't all about leveling up the leveling up had a clear cut objective and we don't see the stats and spell descriptions every 5 pages
And most of all I really liked the action in this book,Tucker has a certain rhythm for it , he goes slow spikes it up then go low , then go up and down real fast , what i'm trying to say basically is the action was a ride.