An Unwitting Prince

A LitRPG Adventure (New Home, Book 1)

By: Sean Oswald

Narrated by: Peter Berkrot

Length: 17 hrs and 13 mins

Publisher's summary

Coming of age is hard enough when you don't have to face monsters....

When your family ends up stranded in a magical world, you don't have much choice.

Jackson's class as an Ironwood Monk puts him right in the front line. He gets stronger the more he gets hit and can pass that on to the rest of the team. That is if he can get his mom to actually let him fight.

No one, least of all Jackson, fully understands the importance he holds for his family's future or that of all Talos. He will have to navigate challenges both in dungeons and the halls of power if he is to find a new home.

The next LitRPG series from the Amazon best-selling author of Life in Exile, Sean Oswald, is here. It’s perfect for fans of Dakota Krout, Luke Chmilenko, and Troy Osgood.

About the series: This LitRPG is set in the world of Eloria, which features character sheets, stats, spell descriptions, loot drops, and XP but is not in a game. It is set in the same universe as Sean Oswald's best-selling Life in Exile series but can be listened to alone as its own story arc.

©2022 Sean Oswald (P)2022 Recorded Books

starts slow but ends really well

initially I could not get interested in this book even though I loved the previous three books in the series a lot however about 40% into the book things start getting interesting I was not a big fan of the Karen story but the rest of the book was really good. one of the better lit RPG series out there

Great way to continue!

This was such a great off shoot while still continuing the main story... I hope there are more to come!

Life in exile book 5

This is a straight continuation of the life in exile series it is weird that the author went this route with the title. Anyway more of what come to expect from the Nelson family and a little more of their new home.

Oswald has upped his game

This is a continuation of the watchers series.

I really enjoyed the first arc, but the author has really come into his element now.

The story grows, we meet new characters, and we expand the world.

Still focused on the Nelsons, but we have new characters and races, and this was just a fun read.

Highly recommended

Great continuation

I’m so glad that he continued his series by creating this one, I am looking forward to following the journey of the Nelson family and excited to see how they grow

Great new Litrpg

Great listen, different take on not starting from the very start of the families journey however I found myself not all that lost in the story with alot of the context provided in the world and situations that were going on. Would I have liked to hear their start? yes. however I also enjoyed that alot more action that didn't involve the family killing boars in the woods and skipped mostly to large fights with lots of abilities and skill points. hope this turns into a few books so we can get a complete picture.

I ❤ this book!

It is no surprise that I would love this book! I've been following the Nelson family since they were sucked into Eloria and ended up following their first tenuous steps into this new reality!
This book was touted to be Jackson's story, and I guess it was. But in reality it told a much, much bigger story, encompassing the whole Nelson Family! And it leaves me needing more of Sarah's story, so much more! So Sean Oswald write faster. Okay, thanks 😊.
If you're looking for a great action-packed litRPG series this'll do it! And Peter Berkrot is the perfect voice talent for the job...

Another great fantasy story from Oswald

The first arc in this series was fantastic and this new one did not let down. Berkrot’s narration was top-notch as well. I liked the new orc pov and Jackson’s monk class storyline. It fits for both continuation and a fresh start depending on if readers want to start here or go back to the beginning of Life in Exile. I recommend you read them all.

Amazing

This author and series is quickly becoming my favorite. And I’m definitely loving the comedy and different perspectives thrown in since it’s a whole family and not one person.

good book, better if you've read the first 4

I'm not sure why the author decided to present this as the beginning of a series. there are 4 other books that preceded it, all of which can be had as a publishers pack for 1 credit. this is a good book but has LOTS of POV's which can make it seem like a bit of a slog.

it all makes more sense if you've listened to the previous books first. I wouldn't recommend trying to jump into the series with this one