Reviews of Guns & Gore: Exodus Book IV by BotwaCazador - Webnovel

Love the exodus series keep up the good work

i love this kind of story, the plot and twist is good. just hoping that this will be finished. i really like your writing style. even the sequencing of events from TAP until here in GNG.

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So far all the stories i have read by this author are completely captivating and only reason i did not give it 5 out of 5 in all categories is like most avid readers i was totally heart broken when this one got put on back burner for what ever reason pleaze don't have lost all inspiration for this story and finish it i an dyeing to find out what comes next.

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An excellent continuation of the TAP story with an emphasis on the Exodus platform and the Guns and Gore game tantalizingly mentioned in the original storyline.

This is a fantastic continuation of the Exodus Novel TAP. Although the second generation is featured in this story, we still enjoy regular interactions with old favorites like Leah, Tal, Remmy, Mojo and of course Q. I recommend this story, but make sure to read TAP first!

Wondered why disconnected wasn’t updating turns out this is the reason lol anyway this is getting a mandatory 5 stars coz of how good the first is if you disagree fight me 140

More of what made TAP awesome to read. New characters added and a new game. It's still early, only about 40 chapters in, but the MC and his friends are in the mid-levels and really affecting things on the newly opened Phoenix Server. Tal, Quinn, Anna, Leah, Mojo and the Songbirds are frequent visitors. Songbird Robin has a bigger role in this story then she did in the last.

This is the sequel to one of my favorite books, Exodus: The Assassin's Path. GnG picks up the adventures with 20-year-old QJ as the MC. It releases 4 or 5 chapters a week and is well written. There are plenty of new chapters and a new Exodus game introduced, Guns and Gore. For the die-hard TAP fans, Leah, Quinn, Mojo and the rest are present and active in this sequel. Worth the read.

This is a sequel and introduces the Guns and Gore gaming world. It's a smart and funny continuation of TAP. Many of the old characters are revisited and the author does a great job of seamlessly introducing new ones. QJ isn't as OP or physically gifted as his dad, he possesses a superior intellect that he uses to overcome the obstacles in his path.

I love it along with all things from Exodus. The author has created a world in which he can move in so many interesting directions. I'm really looking forward to the completion of this work.

Hi everyone, time for a shameless plug of one of my stories. GnG is essentially part two of TAP and the story continues to feature the Riley family with QJ being the MC in this story. Many new characters will be introduced and we will revisit some of the old favorites. Please read TAP before you go any further.

GnG is the continuation of my favorite story here. The author does a great job of introducing new characters into the Exodus series. It's a great read, but if you haven't read TAP, then I would recommend reading that first.

This is the continued adventures of the Riley Clan. It is a sequel and features the second generation more prominently. I like how the old favorite characters are revisited and some of the minor characters from TAP have bigger roles.

This is the sequel to Exodus: The Assassin's Path. If you didn't read TAP, then you absolutely be lost. GnG is set twenty years after TAP and features QJ as the MC. He is the son of the MC from the first story. Many of the old characters are featured in the new story. QJ relies on his high powered intellect to figure things out. It's still early and lacks the 'wow' moments that made TAP such a great read, but I have high hopes that GnG will deliver.