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Level Up!, Book 1
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Narrateur(s):
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Gary Furlong
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Auteur(s):
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Simon Archer
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In a world full of superheroes, be a power gamer.
Everyone has a superpower, even Sam. The thing is, Sam has a power unlike anyone else. He can level up.
That might not seem like much, but when everything from doing dishes to thwarting robberies gains you experience, Sam has finally found a way to become the most powerful hero the world has ever seen.
And it’s a good thing, too, because the world’s most powerful villain has come back from beyond the grave, and if death didn't stop him, what can anyone else do to stop him?
And Sam? Well, he doesn’t stand a chance right now, either, but if he can level up just a bit more...anything is possible.
Warning: This book contains awesome superpowers, sexy women, sex scenes, explosions, crazy power leveling, and the ability to become the strongest person the universe has ever seen. That’s right, we said universe.
©2020 Simon Archer (P)2020 Simon ArcherGood
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Good but needs better editing
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Sam is a great main character but seems rather immature and naive for is age especially considering where and how he grew up. I noticed with his moments there's quite a bit of fluff content almost like the author had to fill page count and it does get annoying. Statements like "I won't let my mom get hurt!" and "No matter what I can't let the children get hurt!" are great in small amounts to build the initial characters but I counted many of these in every chapter.
One point that I do have major issues with though is the lack of cohesive rules. Only one law is explained in this book and when first introduced it seems like the government is a strict ruling body and takes things like not registering seriously. In short, nope. The police forces are apparently incompetent because a nobody person was somehow able to pull a red-flag law and frame the main character AFTER he had registered. This results in an interrogation which was the most lax and unprofessional scene I have ever heard. If that weren't bad enough, afterward, the main characters are never actually held to account for breaking laws like working without a license. While I am fully onboard with competent characters, the main characters are present and actively participating in events where people die. The impact of this is lightly brushed upon psychologically, but not even touched legally. Lastly, there are several scenes where individuals use powers against other people without reason and the assaults go completely unremarked.
All of these points combines with a few glaring plot holes to give a frankly underwhelming experience. I will be returning this book.
Some decent ideas. Unfortunately incomplete.
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can't wait for the other books
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Anybody may write a book series for this app
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