In Another World, I Must Defeat the Demon King

In Another World..., Book 1

By: Miles English

Narrated by: Miles Meili

Don't bring a sword to a gunfight...unless it has +5 radiant damage.

Henry’s life as a valiant defender of the realm is over—stolen away when he is transported to a strange new world. Instead of horses and swords, it has cars, rent, hamburgers, and a gun-toting part-time waitress named Shana. There isn't much use for a white knight atop a fiery steed...or is there?

Thankfully, Henry’s ability to level up and unlock powerful new skills hasn’t abandoned him. In fact, Shana is starting to level up, too. But there's a catch. Turns out, they’ve caught the attention of a secret society that's devoted to the very system of power that Henry was raised on. Led by the enigmatic Demon King, they aren’t happy about newcomers getting involved in their affairs. Magic, power, experience—the Society wants it all for themselves, and they'll happily kill whoever it takes to keep it that way.

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Great start

Big fan of LITRPG'S, enjoyable characters and lots of action can't wait for the next one.
Great voice acting and a fun trip with your friends.

Good Story

The story was great over all the problem is the passing, It took forever to advance a plot only to fall short of expectations. we are given too much information on a subject only to be short changed when it truly matters. an example Henry's sister becomes a knight and we just gloss over that fane like nothing happened.

Loved it!!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish! I can’t wait to start book 2!

better than the cover, great writing and narration

I am very impressed by the writer's ability to flesh out his characters and to create a unique story that draws your interest and keeps you guessing.

I don't usually enjoy LitRPG but this was good

Starts strong and doesn't waste time getting you up to speed with the world. Some familiar elements, like the "man out of time/out of place" trope, when Sir Henry has to get used to Our World, but a simple concept done well is enjoyable. I do think the back half of the story slowed down a little and wasn't as tight as the first half, but overall a fun read and I'd listen to a sequel.