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Zero God: Awakening

Vanta Fantasies, Book 1

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Zero God: Awakening

By: Blac Lyte
Narrated by: Solomon L. Myers
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Zelle finds himself thrust into a life of adventure in a game-lit world. Joined by his companions Lily (a magic user) and Astra (a kin beast companion), Zelle must come to terms with his new life and learn the system behind God Realm Online. What lies at the end of adventure and grinding for strength? Zelle and the gang are determined to find out.

If you like anime like Sword Art Online, you'll enjoy Zero God : Awakening.

©2020 Dana Bullock (P)2020 Dana Bullock Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Adventure

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there is a bit before the book actually starts about how the author made mistakes on his first version of this book and how this is remastered to make it better its a shame he went and ruined it by getting a bad narrator. a good narrstor can make a bad book bearable but you can't tell whether this is good or bad because they have hired a most monotone guy they could find who pauses after every 3rd word the most fluid sentence he read was his own name and the company he works for it doesn't even matter that much if you can't do loads of different voices but you have to put tone into it otherwise you might aswell get a text to speech, now that I've got through it all its even worse there is no distinction between character speech or narration and with the random pauses you struggle to follow along you get the narrator touching his mic and moving his head closer and further away which effects the sound quality.
After that speech onto the story one major issue I have is that is this a game people have no memories of the outside world and also never seem to log out but talk about it as a game but don't seem to be trapped what is actually going on

Microsoft sam would of been better

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