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A review by bookbandit
Oblivion's Blade by M.H. Johnson
4.0
So, this was an interesting story. The MC is a disabled war vet that just happens to be proficient in swords and the like. Suffers from severe PTSD as well as physical damage and despite all of this gets selected for an op to go find a friends missing daughter. Due to this, he ends up in a different multiverse where you can level up.
With all that said, the beginning of this book is extremely wordy. Almost too much though, later on when the action starts it's a boon. The world has not really been fleshed out, but the area where the MC is, has a lot of history that both the MC and the party he's with seems to uncover. The characters all seem to have something dark and tragic that's happened to them that binds them all together. The longer you read, the more you find out about each and it's quite interesting the longer you go. I've just picked up book two because the book definitely goes out with a bang.
With all that said, the beginning of this book is extremely wordy. Almost too much though, later on when the action starts it's a boon. The world has not really been fleshed out, but the area where the MC is, has a lot of history that both the MC and the party he's with seems to uncover. The characters all seem to have something dark and tragic that's happened to them that binds them all together. The longer you read, the more you find out about each and it's quite interesting the longer you go. I've just picked up book two because the book definitely goes out with a bang.