Gold, Girls, and Glory: The Complete Series

By: Hondo Jinx

Narrated by: Andrea Parsneau

Cut class. Kick ass. Save the friggin world.

When college sophomore Dan Marshall's life morphs into a hybrid of Penn State and a homebrew tabletop RPG adventure, he grabs his talking two-handed sword and hits campus, seeking gold, girls, and glory.

But even with two beautiful bad-ass women at his side, how can a low-level barbarian survive when he’s pitted against a fraternity of gnolls, a dungeon full of nightmares, and an apocalyptic death cult bent on destroying the whole world?

This compilation edition chronicles Dan's epic rise to power and includes all four previously-published books in the complete series: Dan the Barbarian, Dan the Adventurer, Dan the Destroyer, and Dan the Warlord. To prevent spoilers, the above description covers only the first book.

Warning: This over-the-top adventure series contains graphic violence, undefined relationships/harem, and a foul-mouthed two-handed sword. Listen at your own risk.

©2018, 2019 Hondo Jinx (P)2021 Hondo Jinx

Great Story

Hondo's entry into the scene is a smash. Literally. By Crom, it's right up there with Conan, but hotter women!

Fun. totally grabs you by the imagination.

This was wonderfully written and voiced. The sex scenes where intense but really porn. porn isn't story driven, this was. I'll be listening to this again and again. LOVE IT!!!

The best one I have listened to.

This is the best I have listend to matter a fact I am going to start over ty for making a perfect book series excellent

Entertaining

This book series is entertaining. That said it's hard to get through at times. It's missing a key part. The realism needed to make your brain picture it. The sex is over the top. the plots are crazy and the author talks about how bad of a book it would make at the end.. I still found it entertaining and it was long enough to make it worth the purchase.

The Performance was Good

The performance was engaging and energetic. Andrea did a good job of creating distinct characters and building suspense.
Unfortunately, the main character was just dumb. He made the same mistake repeatedly even after he “learned” from it. I couldn’t finish the story due to repeated character stupidity for the sake of moving the story along.