Book 5, Critical Failures V: Caverns and Creatures

...as his previous installments in this series and possibly funnier. if you think Monty Python and The Hangover crossed with the original Dungeons and Dragons cartoon would be funny, you'll love these books.

I really like this series overall. The recurring theme of poop, pee, and vomit in mouth and on faces is still a distraction. The general acceptance of a character introduced as a child-rapist still doesn't make sense. The story is gripping.

Quick and fun romp with our favorite gamers. Its not going to win a Pulitzer prize but it it doesnt have to. If you've made it thus far into the series, you're nkt going to be disappointed in it. If you haven't read the other books, well, you're going to be lost and it'll be all your fault!

Book 5 keeps up the hilarious impenitence of the previous books and even sneaks in plot and character development. If you're read the previous 4 books don't stop now; if you haven't then it's time to start!

More creatures! More fart jokes! More characters! More dick jokes! More modern references! More urine jokes! More D&D references! More poop jokes! And a cliffhanger!

By the 5th book in the series, there's an emotional investment in the characters. Some character issues I had with book 4 seem better here.

I'm now looking forward to book 6, and wondering if the series will go to 20, because the cover design is already ready for that possibility.

As always, if you want to enjoy some good chuckles, this series is a good one. I personally feel however I didn't get much out of it, story wise. This one felt lacking in comparison to the author's first few pieces. Still good, just not as good.

Hope it doesn't continue to slip. Looking forward to the next installment!