The Chaos Curse Bk. 5 : The Cleric Quintet Book

I'll just review the whole Cleric Quintet series here.
Overall rating: 2.5

First things first, this is not a book, this is a D&D campaign. So much so that you can clearly see the moments when the characters rolled a natural 20 or natural 0.
As a D&D campaign it is quite entertaining, but as a book, well.. Even the detailed fight scenes become repetitive at some point (which, again would be great at the playing table). Although it's pretty fun when you're like "Hey! I know that spell!" :D

SPOILERS AHEAD

Some things I liked about this book is its depiction of different PC classes. I never quite understood the Druids' aversion to the unnatural until I read the Canticle. The clerics are also well represented, though I still dislike them in their rigidity.

Cadderly, by far, was the most infuriating character. He started out as bright and inquisitive adventurer, a cleric more by upbringing than calling. And by the end of the last book he had fully transitioned into a fanatic believer.

TL;DR A nice D&D campaign story to listen to, bu I'd not waste my time reading it