Once upon a time there was a halven who pursued her freedom, regardless of the risks, and paid many prices to gain the life of adventure she wanted. Having uncovered dark secrets, secrets that could shake the world if they got out, Chase and her friends finds themselves being hunted by those who want those secrets kept buried. Taking matters into her own hands, Chase and friends head off to the City of Gnome searching to find Tomasi before the Inquisition does. One thing Chase doesn't know - here there be dragons.

Well Done is the final book in the Small Medium trilogy by Andrew Seiple. What started out as a fun, litRPG adventure has turned unexpectedly deep. Sure, it still has a light, funny tone with plenty of nods to pop culture, classic online gaming and oracle shenanigans. With the reveals we get the story also turns into an interesting exploration of sentience. There is definitely more going on than meets the eye in Generica.

The thing I'd been waiting for finally happened. Part of this book has a direct tie back to the original Threadbare trilogy. It was great seeing old friends again.

While this provides decent closure to Chase's story, it is definitely not the end. There are plenty of hints into where the second half of Threadbare's story could go next. I now have more questions that need answers given some of the things revealed in Small Medium. Before heading to the final trilogy, I'm going to give the prequel books a try. They seem to be an origin story of sorts for the world these characters live in.

I listened to the audio book narrated by Tim Gerard Reynolds. Reynolds' narration is a joy to listen to. ( )