Dungeon Bound

The main character seems to lack a brain. He is all but incapable of thinking for bimself.

I liked the concept and the first half of the book. Once he made his first two bindings and started to plan what to do next, it seems like that’s all they did. Oh and avoid any way to increase the intimacy of the binding. I got this title on audible and returned it. Andrea was awesome as always.

The immature description of female parts and over focus on that aspect killed the book for me. otherwise a decent dungeon core book. Narration was done well.

My biggest issues with this book is the amount of time and text the author spends on filler moments that do nothing for the story. Every time you think the plot is progressing the author repeats a vomit inducing lovers moment that means little to the MCs relationship development. If the editor cut out half of the fluffed up sections you would have a great book. I started skipping 2 minute section towards the end just to keep the plot rolling. I hope the second book has less of those section and more plot progression.

The author starts off strong; a big fight scene, setting up characters for development, and a massive betrayal leaving the opening part begging for more. Then, it becomes hours of the MC being an absolutely clueless idiot, not understanding things to the point of incompetence, and when he finally gets people to explain things they spend way too much time doing fluff scenes that in no way progress the plot. He is so impossibly ignorant it made me give up this book. Andrea Parsneau was great as always, but even she couldn\’t make a garbage MC more likeable.

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