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  • Shards of Reality

  • Enter the Realm, Book 1
  • Written by: Timothy W. Long
  • Narrated by: Todd Menesses
  • Length: 10 hrs and 51 mins
  • 2.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

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Shards of Reality

Written by: Timothy W. Long
Narrated by: Todd Menesses
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Publisher's Summary

Walt and Oz need to level up to survive and every moment is going to hurt.

Walter LePointe and Oswald Blackwell just woke up inside of the online role playing game Realms of Th'loria. With no memory of how they arrived, Walt and Oz soon learn the hard way that living in an epic fantasy world isn't all it's cracked up to be. As level one characters with no skills or experience, nothing can prepare them for their new lives as they prepare to enter the realm.

©2017 Timothy W. Long (P)2017 Timothy W. Long

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  • 2017-12-09

No sense of urgency or excitement.

It's like listening to a longer version of scoop Doo. Events and battles have no sense of urgency. Characters having way too much meaningless and unfunny dialogues, almost feel like fillers to the book's contents.

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