The Primal Hunter 9: A LitRPG Adventure

This author is amazing. He is slowly becoming my favorite writer. His writing style, characters, the dialouge between them, the different universes, and so much more... Plus, his speed of finishing a book; his next one comes out in August! At this rate, he will be able to conceivably pump out 4 books a year, which is incredible! This book showcased Villy quite a bit, which was cool, he needs more screen time. He is such an OP god; I can't wait to see him and his Chosen wreck Yip of Yore and Eversmile. So the next book will focus mostly on Nevermore, which will be really cool. They have a new person to get used to, talking and fighting with.

TL;DR- another great book with epic fights and intrigue. He showed his naiveté, and he also showed his skill and pride. I can't wait till August!

What an epic series. And I loved the book! As I have listened to Travis Baldree read every one of 'em. And Jake keeps getting stronger and leveling his class he continues to follow the path as the Primal Hunter to become the apex hunter. So to his friends are also leveling keeping up by following their own paths. All of 'em planning to group up and dungeon dive into the unknown depths of the Neverwhere dungeon. The most notorious dungeon in all the known universes. But that will only be revealed in book 10! 😆 And yes I can hardly wait for August. Grab the book and follow Jake on the path of the Primal Hunter. You'll wanna find out what happens on the way there.

Here's a quote that amused me:

"I see. Alright, then." Felix nodded, but he then seemed to have a thought. "Can I be your slave, the⁠—" "No." "Oh…" Felix said, looking like a kicked puppy as he stared at the ground."

I have read hundreds of these fantasy world builder style books and many leave me wanting for a lack of information, frustrated for poor storytelling or garbage plot development, or even out right ticked off for having wasted my time. I have not felt that way about any book in this series. Zogarth has a true work of art here. Don’t miss out by passing this series up.

I’ve loved every one of these, tremendous story telling, great characters, solid humor, and enough twists and turns to keep me hooked.

Also, the recap at the beginning of each book gets better and better as the series continues. A nice chance to remind us readers of relevant facts and also drop hints to future events in a fun lighthearted way.

Cheers to Zogarth for writing such an awesome series, hope it continues for a Long long time.

The Viper’s back story is getting more and more interesting. I’m looking forward to learning more about the 1st Sage in particular. Actually the book is full of interesting characters that could have big roles to play in the future. I am kind of left wondering how someone like William got left behind. He seemed like he would be Jake’s nemesis in the beginning, only to be left behind later? One thing is for sure the next book will be intense. The interactions between Jake and his teammates along with the high stakes competition between Jake and Ell’Hakan will make for some top notch entertainment. The entire story has been outstanding since the beginning. Definitely worth a second run through.

It's just as good as the other books in the series. I do like the recap at the beginning of each book. There can be a bit of time between each book, and I also read other things while waiting for the next release. It helps to have a refresher so that I can jump right into the next part of the story instead of spending a bit trying to remember what happened before. The next one comes out soon and I am looking forward to it

As with the previous books, battle scenes get a bit long winded from time to time and there are status and skill upgrades to skim/skip over. Nevertheless, the characters and story continue to be interesting and enjoyable.

And dear author, if you're reading this, thanks for the recap at the beginning. When I read books back to back, I occasionally skip the recap. When it's been a minute-- for example, when I've had to wait for the next book to be published-- it is quite helpful to be reminded where things left off. When no such recap is provided, my enjoyment of the first few chapters is lessened as I have to flounder around until I remember which minor characters are which and why we care about them. The recap serves as a memory prompt, so no floundering is needed and the enjoyment immediately begins. So thank you for writing them. And thank you for writing about Jake and his friends. It is truly a novel and interesting tale.