The Infinite Spear: Broken Tech, Book 1

Action, progression, suspense, character development are all here. World is very immersive with many unique items.Worth the time for sure

Liked. It. It’s what I like about these stories. Adventure. Action. More action. And loads more action. Plus class skills are dope AF. ;)

It was a great read, but the main character can be a bit annoying. Hopefully the next installment he’s a bit more mature in his dealings with other characters in the book.

All in all a really fun book the only issue I had was that it seemed like a lot of major things that happened in this one book could have maybe been spread out to two or maybe even three so that they were all given their chance to breath and I was worried about where the story would go with all of them done but some of the reveals later in the book sort of alleviated my concerns about that. Other than that small issue it’s a great book.

Phenomenal good pacingPlot develops wellCharacters have defining moments each to their own with the main character growing into the hero the book is building to

I’ve read hundreds of these sci-fi books and this one is just amazing. The world building is top notch and the combat sequences are amazing. I loved it.

This kind of science fantasy is something we’re starting to see a bit more of lately and I’m all for it. The setting is fun and evokes mythologies to what I think is a good effect. At times the writing feels a little under developed in spots but I still lean towards five stars because it still delivers on the story. Great for fans of Iron Prince by Bryce O’Connor and Luke Chmilenko or Forty Millenia of Cultivation.

Not a book I would recommendThe magic system is good. The characters are not relatable at all. Plot armor is thicker than a bowl of oats

Bloody good book from start to finish and I find myself very much looking forward to continuing the series in future

Great book, was hooked in from the start. Lovers of 12 mils below and other tec/litrpg will enjoy this as well.