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The author is getting better at describing scenes. A lot is happening, and I’ve been in suspense since I started this book.
I’m not sure I’m ready for the impending conflict. I can’t wait to read the next books. 🙈
I just finished the third book in this harem series, and I’m really into it now (for the story/plot, not for the harem part). The books are short, but the pacing is great, and they always keep me interested. I never feel bored while reading, and I keep wanting to know what happens next.
The ending of book 3 had a big cliffhanger, so of course I’m jumping into book 4 right away. At this point, it feels like one big story split into parts… almost like watching a TV series with episodes. I’m invested in the story now and really want to see how things go from here.
Things are becoming more interesting. It’s better than the first book, although the male thoughts sometimes become a bit much.
I think I’ll start with book 3 now.
I wanted to read a spicier book aimed at men. I tried a few others but dropped them quick, because they were very cliché and felt empty.
This book is simple. It reads easy, and I kept waiting for the spicy scenes, but it stays pretty moderate. The rest of the story feels like a straightforward zombie tale, but I kind of like it. It’s an easy read and a good break after tackling The Expanse or Dune.
The Bobiverse series is my favourite, always leaving me eager for the next book.
While I can't give it a full 5-star rating because there's often a storyline involving one of the Bobs that doesn't fully capture my interest, this doesn't detract from the overall enjoyment.
Each Bob has their own adventures, and while these can be significant, they don't disrupt the main narrative if you choose not to focus on them.
It can be challenging to keep track of all the Bobs and their plotlines, especially if it's been a while since reading the last book.
Despite this, the series remains incredibly engaging and enjoyable.
Veel beter dan het eerste boek. Van mij mogen er wel wat meer gevolgen zijn na het breken van alle regels ipv zoveel punten krijgen...
Book is a lot better if you've read the prequel!
While I enjoyed this book the first time, I enjoyed it a lot more after I've read the prequel. You've got a better connection with the main characters when you've read the whole backstory. I'm looking forward to start reading the 3rd book in this series later today!
Good insights and useful information. Will definitely use this in the future if I struggle with dealing with certain people.
Good start and ending.
Finishing the book took long because I didn't enjoy the middle part. Starts off good and ends good, but the middle felt like filler to me. Perhaps because I started the book with some expectations as I'm running Tomb of Annihilation for my D&D group.
Fundamental concepts for people who want to improve their code. I kind of agree this book is more for new graduates than for experienced developers, but it can serve as a reference when trying to explain or justify one of the concepts explained in the book. (for the ones you agree with at least)
Much better than the last one. Not sure if it should've ended here instead of milking the series.
Part of this method works for me, but another large part is just something I don't want to do. At least the book is a reminder that whatever I'm doing is good.
A confirmation that what I'm doing is right. The basics that work. More relevant for the people failing at interviews.
You don't have to read the book if you can summarize it in 1 sentence. 1 extra star because I'll try it.
Very enjoyable story, but for me the ending was predictable. The last few chapters missed the excitement I felt with the previous ones.
short and great
I could've read this in 1 sitting if I had the time. No unnecessary filler to get through. Not too much focus on combat. A great read!
Easy to read book with a very likable main character. I both read and listened to this book, and the Audible narration is top notch.
It's a little dull in the middle, but it's a good book overall.
I expected more from the end though! I'm left longing for more.