I have enjoyed the narrator for this series in the past and he did, in my opinion, capture perfectly the feel of how this story was written. This series, as my title to this review indicates, is stupidly silly. That series, this one, and “Web of Lands” are all apart of a shared universe. It appears to me that there will be more in that series. The first series that I went through was called “Growth Hero” which currently has three books out with the first being available as an audiobook. I was only recently introduced to this author. I also try to make clear the distinction between the quality of the writing/performance of the author/narrator and my personal tastes should they differ. I tend to take it easy on the first and last book of any series as not every series makes it to “The End” and the first of anything can be a shaky endeavor. Right up front before you read any further just know that I recommend this book to anybody thinking about giving it a shot. Lastly, I'll just say well done to everybody who had a hand in bringing this story to us, the Audible listeners. Suffice it to say I do recommend it and I'll actually put my review for book 1 below since this is technically a connected universe and in the hopes that more people will be drawn in and as such, I will get more stories in the future from this author. The “Light Lordy” series which was silly stupid. As I stated in my initial review of this book, Brent Tyman does have another three books up and available on Amazon and Audible which I did get as audio books. I believe the first time I came across them was their performance in “A Mages Cultivation” series. I thoroughly enjoyed their performance in this book. The narration team are among my top five all-time favorite narrators. I still have high hopes that the series will continue. I'm over the moon that this book got the audio treatment. When it comes to a sequel, I am personally looking for everything that made the last book worth it and then some. Can't wait for the next installment keep up the good work.

The series has been exactly what I was looking for which is something that's a little bit lighter and fun and I recommended. I am going to go check out his previous three books what does at this point look to be a Trilogy as far as I can tell. I'm usually not a fan of connected universes but I don't feel like I'm really missing anything so far. I what's a little concerned that it might end up being a trilogy but it looks like this one's got legs and going to go out for a number of more books.

Growth Hero by Brent Tyman