Midknight_Expression Ep14

Hello my Knight's and Knightie's, welcome to episode 14 of Midknight Expressions.
This week's video release is the acoustic version of my first release from my fifth album, The Cutting Room Floor. An upbeat song about hitchhiking titled, In Love with the Night.
Our current project completed are the A-Cappella and acoustic version of my third release from my second album, Spell’s and Spirit's. A song of divinity, unity, and creation, titled, Trinity. More on these videos when they are released.
This week's review is a short fun story from an author who has attached my attention. His name is Andrew Row.
Andrew Rowe is a professional game designer and a New York Times bestselling author. He has worked with major companies like Blizzard Entertainment, Cryptic Studios, and Obsidian Entertainment. Rowe's writing career has grown alongside his game design profession. He is also known for his live-action role-playing games set in the same universe as his books. In addition to his writing, Rowe is an avid reader of fantasy books and an anime enthusiast. He has authored several novels, including the Sufficiently Advanced Magic series, which has hit Amazon and the New York Times bestseller lists. Rowe's work has been recognized with a Stabby award from Reddit's fantasy community.

The Story
Death Game Quality Assurance

This is a very fun well written story about a group of game testers who go on an adventure of troupes. I mean he touches on everything from Ready Player One, Star Wars, and Tron.
This is a great story for young adults and above. The story is about a group of subcontracted game testers who are employed to test a new virtue reality game soon to go on line.
The game itself is full of problems that irk the adventures. One of them is the bane of the game designer.
Everything escalates into a virtual life and death battle. With a life on the line. In short this story is captivating and intellectual. There are many moments when I cannot stop laughing.
I fully recommend this story. I have collected many of Andrew Row’s works. I find his writings to be interesting and full of humor.
However he can be a bit wordy. Often going off on lengthy tangents and prolonged expositions that at times take away from his story.
Great if you are interested in the game mechanics of his world. Not so good if you want him to get on with the story.
I like this book because it is short and direct. His other works I am concerned that he will go the way of, The Wheel of Time, or Game of Thrones. With one author dying before he finished his series the other just gave up on his.
I fear his stories may never end and it just goes on and on and on and on and on without getting to the point. I hope that this is not the case.
Regardless I do recommend this book and even the author, Andrew Row. His stories are interesting, family friendly, and have strong male, female and “other” charters.
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Sincerely
Sir David Evil MidKnight