A Litrpg Adventure: Role Playing and Fantasy

Another great installment for the series. Internal game story line was fun to follow along with, and the building issues outside the game, while predictable, was still interesting to watch unfold. There's great character development for this one, and not just with Devon. We get a lot more insight on NPCs and "Starborn" as well as seeing more of Veia's fun and quirky personality. Really draws you into the story as a whole and makes you want to know more. My only gripe with Devon's...
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Another great installment for the series. Internal game story line was fun to follow along with, and the building issues outside the game, while predictable, was still interesting to watch unfold. There's great character development for this one, and not just with Devon. We get a lot more insight on NPCs and "Starborn" as well as seeing more of Veia's fun and quirky personality. Really draws you into the story as a whole and makes you want to know more. My only gripe with Devon's character building, is her issue with people. I get she didn't have a good upbringing, but there are some things she does that feel a little extreme. One of the more notable points is her mentioning her old guildmates were like family in this book, but she insisted on cutting ties with them upon the shutdown of Avatharn (in the last book), and when faced with the opportunity to come back together with them, she is ridiculously reluctant. It just doesn't make sense to me (coming from someone who is sure to keep contact with guildmates long after we've left a game behind)