THE IMPOSSIBLE VANISHING

CHILDREN OF THE DRAGON:

WHO DO YOU FIGHT FOR?

The family’s greatest wound is the sudden, impossible disappearance of the Sapphire Dragon patriarch. He was powerful beyond measure, a giant among their kind, yet he vanished without a struggle, leaving no trace, no sign of battle, and no closure. Amatesa, Ryuu, and Tatsuya refuse to accept his death, convinced someone found a way to seal a power that could never be destroyed. Their entire operation, their strategy, and their growing strength are fueled by a single oath: to find out who dared to take their father and pay the price in full. This quest for justice is the ticking heart of their story, driving them into the path of powerful enemies who prefer the past remain buried.

THE IMPOSSIBLE VANISHING

The Incense of Memory Burns for

Vengeance

The family’s greatest wound is the sudden, impossible disappearance of the Sapphire Dragon patriarch. He was powerful beyond measure, a giant among their kind, yet he vanished without a struggle, leaving no trace, no sign of battle, and no closure. Amatesa, Ryuu, and Tatsuya refuse to accept his death, convinced someone found a way to seal a power that could never be destroyed. Their entire operation, their strategy, and their growing strength are fueled by a single oath: to find out who dared to take their father and pay the price in full. This quest for justice is the ticking heart of their story, driving them into the path of powerful enemies who prefer the past remain buried.

Space Mexicans Vs racist colonizers (or ARE they?) – THINLY veiled anti white propaganda that reads like the second draft of a highschool juniors creative writing assignment…I’m honestly having a hard time believing this was written by the same man as dungeon crawler Carl.

MrGoodKat​

Audible reviewer

Good narration, interesting (if horrifying) premise. But that’s about all I can say that is good about this dumpster fire of a book… There was no sign of the careful planning and outlining that must go into each DCC book.

MrGoodKat​

Audible reviewer

He completely goes real world politics making out rich white people to be racist. Way to pander Matt, but even better you ostracized your long time fans by playing politics the entire book. By the end I felt like I was listening to something by shirtaloon.
MrGoodKat​

Audible reviewer

I don’t care about a single character in this book. I want the main protagonist to die. I want his onlyfriends sister to die, his girlfriend, his 3rd friend, the annoying ai attendant… every single character on the planet, I want operation bounce house to be successful.
MrGoodKat​

Audible reviewer

A slog of a read with forgettable characters, a lack of action, and none of the biting satire of DCC.
MrGoodKat​

Audible reviewer

I really wanted to enjoy this but man… this is the first time I’ve read Gamer Fiction and either I’m the last hater alive or we all deserve better books.
MrGoodKat​

Audible reviewer