
World of Chains Compendium: Books 1-3
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Narrado por:
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Justin Thomas James
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Jeff Hays
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Laurie Catherine Winkel
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De:
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Lars Machmüller
Run. Hide. Live the good life online.
Early retirement looked so easy on paper. Steal eight million euros from a gangster. Hide inside an online game and enjoy the finer things in life as a bard until the danger had passed. Except Daniel messed up.
Now, the gangsters are in the game looking for him and he's stuck with an imbalanced character build in a dead-end starter village.
Can Daniel find his own place and a life worth living inside the World of Chains?
Pick up books one to three in this fantasy LitRPG series with a focus on mystery, social mechanics, and music.
©2022 Lars Machmuller (P)2022 Soundbooth Theater (Production) and Lars Machmuller (Audio)Listeners also enjoyed...




















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The narration and production of this series were simply excellent! Well done!
I highly recommend it!
Excellent Series!
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Wayward Bard was soooooooo good there was no way that I could stop reading and I immediately jumped right back into the Compendium after telling to my daughter to get the set. And The Fallen Bard does what so many authors fail to do which is to keep the reader entertained! Other writers only write a book that is more filler than story a bridge, just to get to the other side and the next book.
But Lars Machműller is too good a writer for that! He wrote a book that was engaging and again wonderful... and yes it's chock-full of new challenges, new quests, new characters were introduced, of course existing relationships changed making even stronger bonds with the friends he's earned, and he even gets a pet companion a chameleon named Atlas! And throughout the book our Bard improves his skills and his magic as his bardic skills are woven around his magic!
Although I generally hate boxed sets (too many words, and what if I don't like the first book), I grabbed World of Chains Compendium because of 3 reviews I found written back to back by a friend I trusted on FB and yes I seriously couldn't wait to binge the Emissary Bard.
With the mobsters trying to close in on David's location he's feeling a little claustrophobic in Grant's Crossing a place he now considers home, plus there's still plenty of quests to finish before he's ready to take his leave. However there's one quest that he can finish that'll get him outta the town for a while helping out Grant's Crossing. David is to be the Emissary to broker a mutual and beneficial agreement with High Hold a Harpy town and the closest Chronicler repository. David grabs his team of adventurers including Atlas his pet companion and set off... with a shaky introduction to High Hold all of them set off to learn all they can. But hopefully he can seal the deal soon.
Yeah and I can't say enough about Soundbooth Theater is awesome. Justin Thomas James is great narrating David story. Jeff Hays has an incredible range as he narrates all other male characters in the book. Jeff is just crazy good! I really don't quite have a handle on Laurie Catherine Winkle as she mostly did the AI but she did the other female voices too and I have a good impression about her. But here's where Soundbooth Theater really shone weaving a story of a Bard with music. It's a perfect combination of words and music, making their own magic, it was AwesomeSauce! My hat's 👒 off to the violinist! Or the foley guy!
I adored this book and Soundbooth Theater!
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the Narration is really good, Jeff hays does such a good job with all the voices. Annie Ellicott also does an amazing job with her voices. the narration for this book was top tier.
overall I liked this series, each book got better and better. the plot followed a nice pace. I like the characters and how there written. Lars Machmuller really did good with this series.
I really enjoyed this book, I have minor complaints, but overall this series was really good. like I said before, I recommend.
really enjoyable
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A bards tale
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Great get of books
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OMG what a great listen
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I will not elaborate
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wow, just wow.
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Well worth the credit!
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1. Intercept illegal money transfer from mafia boss.
2. Hide out in super-exclusive Full Immersion Virtual Reality game until the heat is off.
3. Roll a bard. Max out charisma. Live it up.
The novel starts off with 1, with a great scene in a banker's office in Copenhagen. Eventually, we get to 2 and 3. A fairly standard "Welcome to the game world" story ensues. Eventually, the main character fights a rat.
A few chapters later, I start thinking "This is really slow."
However, this is Soundbooth Theater, and they make even slow material entertaining, and I'm enjoying it all.
About halfway through, I *finally* realize that this is a mystery. An actual good mystery, and the roguish bard has to connive his way to a solution. The fascinating speech Jeff Hays gave earlier about the usefulness of blackmail, that now starts fitting into the plot. Now I have to give the book another listen.
The goodness continues through books 2 and 3. Fairly decent music in the background on occasion -- he's a violin bard. Highly recommended.
A mix of Cozy Mystery and LitRPG
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