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He Who Fights With Monsters series

He Who Fights With Monsters

By Shirtaloon

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Isekai'd Australian dude escapes a cult with a gaggle of adventurers. Things escalate from there. Action, adventure, politics.

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    Book two

    He Who Fights With Monsters 2

    Love a good contest. Not quite a tournament, but close enough.

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    Book three

    He Who Fights With Monsters 3

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    Book four

    He Who Fights With Monsters 4

    Peak. Author pulls off the "comes home, shows off how much he changed" in a way that feels fresh and riveting. I was glued to this book. Probably my favorite in the series.

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    Book five

    He Who Fights With Monsters 5

    Smooth escalation of an amazing arc.

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    Book six

    He Who Fights With Monsters 6

    Tied for favorite book in series.

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    Book seven

    He Who Fights With Monsters 7

    Pacing was rough. I almost didn't finish. Glad I did because the series picks back up.

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    Book eight

    He Who Fights With Monsters 8

    Better, still finding its feet, rebuilding lost momentum.

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    Book nine

    He Who Fights With Monsters 9

    A bit slow IMO.

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    Book ten

    He Who Fights with Monsters 10

    A bit slow in places.

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    Book eleven

    He Who Fights with Monsters 11

    A smidgen repetitive, and I wish the book didn't jump POVs so much. Still good.

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