Minotaur's Maze of Monster Girls Omnibus: Books 1-3
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Narrated by:
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Daniel Wisniewski
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Rebecca Woods
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By:
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Marcus Sloss
About this listen
The complete series.
After slaying a leviathan of the deep, and gaining a magic he barely understands, an ordinary fisherman finds himself entangled in a magical game of the gods with the fate of his planet as the prize.
Dean becomes Oakley's champion, competing in the Minotaur's Maze. He travels through a portal to Mixonia, a city of wonders, filled with magic and monster girls of all sorts. As he levels up in his noble quest to save his home world, he will earn and lose fortunes, rescue a bevy of beautiful babes, and protect the innocents of planet Oakley.
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- Osman Ishaq
- 12-06-22
Very good
It was a very good book. Started a bit slow but then it picked up to ve very good.
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- Dhruv
- 21-05-22
great book
really love all of the books written by marcus sloss and this was no exception. wonder book and great narration
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- Robert Knight
- 18-05-22
A very good story. This review is the complete set
The complete set is three books told as one story.
The beginning is a bit dry, it is the beginning and establishment of the main characters. It kinda sets the characters as real people. It becomes easier to connect with them.
The middle is the real foundation of the story which sets the framework as to what happens. There are many high points at this point along with many giggles.
The end is where the author brings all threads together and answers all questions about the characters. This is where the author also brings tears due to what happens to some of the characters. But it also brings the story to a very happy ending. Which is great.
This book was perfect for the dual narration. The two do a fantastic job of bringing the characters to life and making the connection between you and the characters. All I can say is "Well done"
The book is 5*****
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- OB
- 30-05-22
Too slow at the beginning, too rushed at the end
You get the feeling this was supposed to be a 10 book series but the author ditched it due to low sales which is a shame. At least it has an ending.
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- Anonymous User
- 13-03-23
Just unlikable
So, let me talk about the good stuff first, the voice acting was well handled with variety and range, I trouncing different characters and how they handled the more intimate scenes. That's all, I've waited eight hours to phase out at some places, only to learn about the world's economics, beurocrasy and trade markets, it was not fun. The main protagonists have been unlikeable in terms of their personality and character quality, relationships teeter towards having children rather than a genuin interest in one another and the adult content is as casual as it can possible be. The first book barely goes into the fantasy-side of the world and once again, hammers into you how the economy and trade works, there have been no redeeming features and within nine hours, we've only gone into actual skirmishes twice. I've regretted the purchase and felt I've wasted alot of my time giving these books a chance, the main protagonist is undermined especially in book one and throughout, there's alot of potential but I'm not surprised why an entire set only cost me a quarter of other original pricing. I do not recommend this purchase.
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