Witty, unique, and downright addicting. We follow Carl and (Princess) Donut as they tackle an insane intergalactic survival show set on (in?) Earth. The catch? They’re unwilling participants and this show may or may not have come at the cost of the entire planet… hmm. The dungeon AI is uncomfortably interesting and Carl/Donut’s relationship is hilarious. It’s been awhile since a series has caught my attention this quickly, and I cannot wait to continue onward and delve further into the dungeon.

Jules is going through it as her very character and personality is broken down to the bone to be rebuilt. All of her bad habits and prickliness made this a difficult and often frustrating read, but I can see and hope that Jules’ breakthroughs will make it well worth it. The author is obviously familiar with horses, which I certainly appreciate! I’m excited for the third book—hopefully we see further character development from Jules and less insanely frustrating internal monologue/actions lol

You can definitely tell that the author knows horses pretty well—something I can truly appreciate. Many horse books are written by authors that don’t truly know how horses behave. While the main character is extremely frustrating, stubborn, and sometimes downright mean, I also enjoyed this story. I do think I’ll keep reading this series.

Warriors will always be nostalgic to me, so it gets nostalgia stars. I thought this one was fast-paced and interesting. When I first was reading this universe, I never touched Dawn of the Clans for whatever reason, so I’m excited to delve into the origin of the clans!

I thoroughly enjoyed this. I read the original format of this story as well. I loved the changes to the story and how the essence of the original shone through without being overwhelming. Dark, devastating, and masterfully written.