The last bastion of the living audiobook

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Unfortunetely, that is literally the majority of the book. So it just always comes off as that latter person just whining obstinantly like child.

Or both sides are right about something obvious while wrong about what the other side is obviously right, or just having a self pity party. Its always one person wanting to do the obvious and the other person not wanting to do the obvious for obviously poor reasons. But the writer(s) is terrible at writing multiple viewpoints.

#The last bastion of the living audiobook full#

The problem with this book is that its full of people arguing. Will I pick up the next audiobook? Yeah, especially as my son is enjoying the heck out of the series, and I've proved that I can put up with the narrator (while my husband makes fun of the narration, from his lofty position in the peanut gallery! ). And yeah, the ending is sorta a cliffhanger, but as with the first tale, I'm not too angry, as the main story's ARC finished on a high note. I really enjoyed seeing the character development of the other members of Roxxy's raiding party, but boy there was times when all I wanted to do was to slap some sense into Roxxy! She's just so damn stubborn and pigheaded! My son (who's an avid gamer) pointed out that her rock-headedness was built into her nature as she's both a Tank, and she's wearing her character's Stonekin persona. A difference of opinion created a rift between them as they each had separate goals. but surprisingly they're not together as I'd expected. one left off, and again follows Roxxy (aka Tina) and her brother James. The story picked up exactly where book no. I discovered that within just a few minutes, I'd been sucked into the action packed adventure. Finally, a month later, I was ready to tackle it again, so I girded my loins, and picked up the book again (Josh's narration now being a known consequence). At the time, it just seemed like too much to take! To be fair, I quite enjoy these authors, and I had enjoyed their first book in the series, so I put 'Bastion' away, thinking that maybe I'd just listened to too many LitRPG's recently, and needed a break from the genre. and almost didn't pick it up again, due in part to the fact that I was having trouble reconnecting with the characters, but mostly because of Josh Hurley's over the top narration. How do I review this one? 2hrs into the book, I put it down. Both choices deserve a champion, but with the Once KingвЂ™s armies closing in, taking the wrong side may doom everyone to an eternity as slaves to the Ghostfire. It shouldnвЂ™t be hard to get an army of the worldвЂ™s best-geared players through one city, but when they discover that the captain of the Royal Knights has been massacring low-level players in revenge disguised as justice, James and Tina will have to decide which is more important: the lives of their fellow gamers, or the stability of their new worldвЂ™s last great city. Desperate to warn somebody about the Once KingвЂ™s coming invasion, James wants to try to talk to the king anyway, while Tina just wants to meet the royal portal keepers who might be able to send them home.

Players and non-players hunt each other in the streets, while the king who controls the cityвЂ™s all-powerful artifact cowers from the chaos in his castle. When they arrive in the capital, Tina and James find a city on fire in more ways than one. Access to their gold and some beer would have been nice, too. It was supposed to mean a break from fighting for their lives and a chance to talk to someone who might actually know whatвЂ™s going on. Soon, Lindsey realizes that her mission is more than what it seems, and there are secrets that could both destroy The Bastion and take her life.Bastion was supposed to mean safety. To add even more complications, Torran and the SWD join the squad. When food riots fill the streets, martial law is enacted, and the upper echelons of government battle for control of the city, Lindsey is conscripted by her superiors to embark on a dangerous mission into the dead world beyond The Bastion. Lindsey's growing friendship with Torran MacDonald, an officer with the Science Warfare division, is her only solace as the decline of the city continues. Yet the city still crumbles around them, along with any chance of survival. Like millions of other civilians, she had hoped that The Bastion would recover after a team of modified soldiers eradicated the undead hordes of Inferi Scourge that infested their valley. Vanguard Lindsay Rooney has faced the undead hordes of Inferi Scourge and lived to tell the tale, but she has also suffered horrible losses. Humanity teeters on the brink of extinction.