Been waiting for this!! The last two were epically good. Is epically a word? Anyway...love the story and the characters and the world you've created. Please keep going.
Yay! Since I was enjoying the cheesemaking aspect of the first book so much, I was hoping John might think to extend his long lasting food offerings by using the whey left from the cheese. He could offer powdered travel rations with whey protein that is flavored and sweetened with various flash dried fruits.
Six are currently planned, but I have a sneaking suspicion, there will be some other stories to tell in this world (Ben's grown up adventures, John's early days, etc...).
These books absolutely slap. Well worth the read. They're not so short as to leave you wanting more from each volume but not so long that you can't binge read them (Which you're gonna want to do. They're entertaining af)
I just blazed through the first two and am now about 30% through the third. I really enjoy them. One small criticism I have is this: the author uses “haha” or “hahaha” in dialog. I noticed it first during the tea party with the plains warriors, because he uses it twice in the same paragraph of dialing. I didn’t notice this in the first two books because I listened to them, and Kramer just integrates the laughter into the dialog as intended.
What is an apocalypse without some zombies?
I'm just stoked. Just started another series but I've been keeping my on this one. Good thing I'm a natural speed reader.
Been waiting for this!! The last two were epically good. Is epically a word? Anyway...love the story and the characters and the world you've created. Please keep going.
This has been such a great series. The pacing in the first book was chilling. Thanks for writing
Downloaded my preorder this morning. Can't wait to listen!
Thanks! I'd love to hear what you think!
Woke up to both Battle Mage Farmer and Wandering Inn ready to read.
Spellmonger fifteen? Geez, I think I’m still on 3.
Wandering Inn
I'm at the 90% point.
Wow, that was quick! I hope you are enjoying it.
Yay! Since I was enjoying the cheesemaking aspect of the first book so much, I was hoping John might think to extend his long lasting food offerings by using the whey left from the cheese. He could offer powdered travel rations with whey protein that is flavored and sweetened with various flash dried fruits.
That is a super great idea and I'm absolutely stealing it.
Ah, great news, thank you! Can’t wait to read more of John!
Six are currently planned, but I have a sneaking suspicion, there will be some other stories to tell in this world (Ben's grown up adventures, John's early days, etc...).
Downloaded!
Yay! Thanks so much!
Congrats on the release! The audiobooks have been great.
Thanks! Michael Kramer does a great job.
Finally, now we're cooking some zombie chickens! :)
These books absolutely slap. Well worth the read. They're not so short as to leave you wanting more from each volume but not so long that you can't binge read them (Which you're gonna want to do. They're entertaining af)
Glad you enjoyed them!
I've seen this series pop up a few times, I'll give it a go now!
Thanks for being willing to give it a try! No long stat tables. It's written to avoid that drag on audio.
Loving the books!
Thanks so much!
I was Just wondering if there was a book 3 so glad its already out thanks
So glad you are enjoying the series!
Niiiiiiice, excited for this one!
Thanks for checking it out!
Started and finished it, today! Thanks for a great book 3… looking forward to more of John, Ellie, and the gang!
Thanks for reading! There are a lot more adventures to come.
Just finished the book. It was great. Five stars. Two criticisms
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for the notes, that is helpful.
I just blazed through the first two and am now about 30% through the third. I really enjoy them. One small criticism I have is this: the author uses “haha” or “hahaha” in dialog. I noticed it first during the tea party with the plains warriors, because he uses it twice in the same paragraph of dialing. I didn’t notice this in the first two books because I listened to them, and Kramer just integrates the laughter into the dialog as intended.