Heroic Bunny Saga

Heroic Bunny Saga, Book 1, 2

By: Richard J. Hansen

Narrated by: Reba Buhr

The world is in peril and fate needs a hero to save it. Sometimes, all fate gets is a bunny.

She is a dungeon creature bound by the rules of the dungeon. Her job is to do bunny things, like eat and hop, and eventually fall prey to larger creatures. A bunny need do nothing more. However, she cannot help herself. Everyday as adventurers pass through the cave that she calls home, she sees them wielding strange and fascinating magic but more importantly...she hears them talking.

Their words are wonderful, and she learns as many of them as she can while trying to ignore the epic tragedy of her life.

She is just a bunny, and there is no way that a bunny could ever be like an adventurer, no matter how many words she knows.

This story is inspired by Dungeon Core and litRPG/gamelit.

©2021 Richard J. Hansen (P)2021 Podium Audio

What a great story line!

I was really surprised at the storyline for this book it’s nothing I’ve ever read before and I can’t wait to read book two!

Exactly Right

This was exactly the type of book I'd hoped it would be. It's a great listen and very entertaining. I'm really looking forward to more.

great! untill...

absolutely 💯 loved it. even though it was 90% monologing.

excellent writing. interesting character development. lovely pros.

the only issue (one that comes up alot in this genre) is...the monologing haha. its fine when they're by themselves but the bunny literally stops mid sentence when talking to people to monlog think for actual minutes. you CAN NOT think that fast haha.

bottom line:
first book was fantastic.
second book was SO hard to listen to and I had to stop because of her freaking monolingual to herself for minutes at a time. completely stopping the story with other people around. mid conversation. mid action. always.

Promising Fluff

Alright so the first off the criticisms are right in the reviews, 10 of the 17 hours is just internal monologue/could be cut. The story is just barely a complete arc/cliffhanger. Compared to other cutesy progression fantasy type books this one doesn't rate by itself.

So why then do I say it is promising?

It feels like an authors first book, it gets better as it goes, and if the author can cut a lot of the repetitive internal dialogue there might be some cool ideas to explore in the next book. Honestly if it were me I would have edited out like 2/3rds of it but ok maybe it was a serial? The author didn't have time?

I am giving the author the benefit of the doubt because I think for people that like stories like Cinnamon Bun by RavensDagger this could be right up your alley.

Good story, the worst ending.

Loved the book but the ending was the worst. For hours Im listening to happy and funny bunny thoughts then when there is obviously more story to tell in a poof, and I mean a poof, it just ends. Very unfair to the bunny.