So many errors, so much blah, but again, the narrator sunk this ship so who knows. We all can't do everything, find something you're good at and embrace it. I actually quit the book with 2 hours left, because it was hurting my brain.

I used to read books to children at my library as a starving student, and I honestly believe I was better. This one.not mentioning his name because I don't care to google slam him, but great googly mooglies.he was atrocious. Like, I don't like some of the well known guys for various reasons, but they're professionals and I respect that. I am not quite sure if I will be reading the next one. There wasn't anything I hated about this book, I just felt that everything was just okay. I did like the type of abilities that were explained but I wanted a little more. The dialogue was simple, I didn't feel any connection to any of the characters. I find it hard to say that I really liked this story, it would be more accurate to say I didn't dislike the story. Ace and Vincent level up, gain power and build a town to protect the world. Another asshole decided to purchase a dungeon and set it loose to produce monsters in the real world. Some douche bags decided it would be fun to purchase zombies and bring them into the real world. They find that the gear they have can also be brought back to the real world and they aren't they only ones with a tattoo. They live in the real world but when they do quests they are transported to another dimension. The world suddenly changes for them when they wake up with a tattoo on their hand which allows them access to a game like world.

The story follows 2 friends Ace and Vincent. I wanted more from the author of the Towers of Heaven series but I also understand that this is likely his earlier work and he needed time to grow. It was okay and also a disappointment at the same time. I am having trouble coming up with a way to describe this book.

Towers of heaven by cameron milan