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Monster Hunt NYC A Science Fantasy Adventure edition by Harmon Cooper Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks

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Monster Hunt NYC A Science Fantasy Adventure edition by Harmon Cooper Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks

Storywise, this novel is pretty straightforward. The main character (MC) gets access to an app that lets him capture monsters and train them for use in a tournament where he can win lots of money to further his music career. He’s joined by his friend ris and his two hunters, Aya and Lady C. It’s really a bunch of fights and some light resource management stuff until the tournament. Then it’s just fighting. There’s a little bit of a story and interpersonal relationship stuff but it’s mostly about the monster capturing.

Game mechanic wise the story pulls from the monster capture games that came before it. In an augmented reality like Pokemon Go setting, hunters or huntresses weaken monsters then players capture them. Monsters can be trained for tournament fighting with other players. The RPG side comes in with levels, attack and defense values, as well as HP. Everyone has special abilities or spell they can use. As the player levels from capturing, so does everyone else. There are more monster capture mechanics, but learning about them and seeing them play out is half the fun.

There’s also an experimental musical component to the audiobook and songs that were created specifically for this novel.

Overall, a good read. An interesting story that brings in Pokemon type monster capturing and tournament battling. A little haremy but no sex, but some flirting and joking.

Score: 7.2 out of 10


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Monster Hunt NYC A Science Fantasy Adventure edition by Harmon Cooper Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews

A great start to a new harem litrpg series. Its set in the future, but that future is just around the corner and builds on themes in current technological advancements. The characters are believable and a bit fun to read about as they evolve through this first volume. Reminds me of the 1995 classic "strange days". Looking forward to the next installment crossed with Pokemon Go. Great read and looking forward to the next one.
...of these types of adventures I’ve become more wary of their quality. Harmon is a great writer, good storyteller, and keeps his characters on their toes which, in turn, guarantees the reader will be as well.

Happy to recommend the book.
Talk about being dropped into a world. I have only just started reading this and already I can tell this book was a rush job. A lot of detail is missing, the storyline has quite a few holes that need filling, and it seems pretty hard to follow in spots.
I hope this story improve in the next few chapters.
Not a bad book, but certainly not a great one. Good enough to get the next one. The best part was the fight scenes, the worst part was the lyrics. The adult content was mild, to say the least, and not particularly interesting. Tom out
A little slow in the first half while setting the stage and the MC can be a bit too introspective (whiney) at times. Finds its stride in the 2nd half where the battle begins. Good character development. Overall a good read but you have to stick with it.
A sexified pokemon Go game. It wasn't bad, but perhaps it kinda stretched what sort of LitRPG I could get behind. It's tough to tell if Cooper hasn't completely come to the conclusion regarding the sentience of the huntresses (the opposing pokemon...er....monster trainer...er...alpha...didn't seem to have the free will of the MC's harem). Overall I would say it was unfocused, and seemed like even the author had a hard time wrapping his head around the concept.
50/50% chance I'd pick up number 2. Then again, I wasn't completely blown away by Cherry Blossom Girls 1, and #2 hit it out of the ballpark.
A good book by one of my favorite authors. But nowhere near as good as the Cherry Blossom Girls books.

Bad things While CBG wasn't really harem, this is about on a par with Harry Potter -- title may need tweaking. The MC is also a total wimp, not even capable of asking his "dream girl" about her somewhat significant activities (spoiler avoid). The "archenemy" also kind of exits stage left with nary a whimper.

But, two other things 1) Well written and amusing. 2) It is the first book in a series, and there is massive scope for character and plot development in future books. Could still be salvaged.
Storywise, this novel is pretty straightforward. The main character (MC) gets access to an app that lets him capture monsters and train them for use in a tournament where he can win lots of money to further his music career. He’s joined by his friend ris and his two hunters, Aya and Lady C. It’s really a bunch of fights and some light resource management stuff until the tournament. Then it’s just fighting. There’s a little bit of a story and interpersonal relationship stuff but it’s mostly about the monster capturing.

Game mechanic wise the story pulls from the monster capture games that came before it. In an augmented reality like Pokemon Go setting, hunters or huntresses weaken monsters then players capture them. Monsters can be trained for tournament fighting with other players. The RPG side comes in with levels, attack and defense values, as well as HP. Everyone has special abilities or spell they can use. As the player levels from capturing, so does everyone else. There are more monster capture mechanics, but learning about them and seeing them play out is half the fun.

There’s also an experimental musical component to the audiobook and songs that were created specifically for this novel.

Overall, a good read. An interesting story that brings in Pokemon type monster capturing and tournament battling. A little haremy but no sex, but some flirting and joking.

Score 7.2 out of 10