World Keeper: Birth of a World

World Keeper Series, Book 1

By: Justin Miller

Narrated by: Stephen Bel Davies

Join Dale Mitchell, your run-of-the-mill truck driver. Until one day, he accidentally runs someone over. Now, through a series of strange and unforeseeable circumstances, he has become anything but normal.

A story of magic, of a history that never was, and of a man trying to go through his day-to-day life while managing the affairs of an entire world. Join Dale Mitchell on his journey.

©2017 Justin Miller (P)2017 Tantor

it's ok

I like the theme and generally like the story however I cannot stand this narrator and I wish audiobooks would stop using him his voice is annoying and ther
e is no difference in any of the voices of any of the characters I believe another narrator would greatly improve the quality of and enjoyment of this audiobook

Excellent world building

Interesting world with excellent writing when telling about the world, its inhabitants and events, simply love it. Would love to listen/read more in that style. That being said, I'm really not a fan of all the generally overused anime tropes though.

Love a new take on the genre!

I absolutely loved this title! I picked it up on a whim and immediately dropped my other books to put all my effort into this one. This is a take on LitRPG that I have not experienced yet and I loved it! The main book is more about world building than anything else but the side book at the end was a story within the story and I enjoyed it as much as the main story.

The narrator was great and has not let me down on any titles he has worked on that I have had the pleasure of purchasing.

it's a little all over the place

I'll admit I didn't finish the book so take this with a grain of salt. the overall story may have developed well as the story progressed but it started PG haremish, and went a little total war/stellaris and then it just lost me to a lack of character and plot development. I'm a few hours in and nothing is keeping me interested and I'm at work staring into a computer screen 12 hrs into a double. I want to like it because I like the premise but the application just falls a little short.

hit, miss and harem.

I like the idea of this book, but two things made it hard to finish. One is the fact that the MC is trying to build a harem. Now a actor can take any role they want, and for most its ok. But when the narrator is talking about how attractive he finds a cat lady, and his voice (though nice) makes me think he doesn't exactly find any ladies attractive, it takes me out of the story. Second-ish its part of rpg lit to get stat #s but two minutes of it listing all stats is a pain. Just list the change then do what other books have done. wait until the end of the chapter list all stats and let me know I can skip to the next. I may still get the second maybe.