Roaming Dungeon

Monster Haven, Book 3

’Tis the season to be jolly...assuming jolly means murderous.

Dollitrice Grandmeir never thought her village would turn into a dungeon or that she’d battle a Kaiju overlord with the help of her giant tortoise. Now she’s got an all-new weirdness on her radar. The Twelve Days of Crisismas are coming, and without a special brew of eggnog, Taffy and the Ex-Mas Posse will transform into horrific Grumpus monsters, annihilating Dolli’s dungeon from the inside out.

That special brew—Egg Noggin-Fogger—is just what the neckbeards ordered. The guild of heroes raids Monster Haven relentlessly to get their hands on the whiskey blend, pushing back the Posse’s production and putting the whole brew at risk. If they can’t get a few days of peace and quiet, they’ll have no choice but to flee Monster Haven to prepare for the horrific transformation.

Dolli must take her dungeon on the road to avoid the raids, all while searching for her own game ender: Sherkahn’s Shillelagh, a tool of the heroes’ own making that has the power to close the portals to her world once and for all. Can they evade the neckbeards long enough to complete the brew, or will Dolli have to send her merry elf additions into the wilds to protect her dungeon and finish the quest for the staff?

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2022 Shadow Alley Press Inc (P)2022 Audible, Inc.

Good ending

I can’t say much about the ending but I really enjoyed the twist and I wish there was more of this book

AMAZING

This whole series has had me hooked start to finish ITS SO GOOD the writing style and world building is AMAZING it’s just so good

Fun entertaining listen!

Totally enjoyable relaxing and entertaining story. And read wonderful. I’m an RN who needed this to unwind and de-stress after long shots at the hospital. Thank you and keep writing and reading!

Well written, enjoyable story without a bunch of filler

I really enjoyed this series. The characters were fun and believable, the conflicts sensible, and the MC's mistakes were her own, not caused by some outside force absolving her of responsibility. Each book was short, but fulfilling. They told the story they intended to tell and didn't add numerous chapters of filler to pad the run time. My only real complaint is in the production quality. Numerous times, especially in this last book, the volume keeps going up and down in annoying spurts. Probably for edits, but they were pretty aggravating. All in all, definitely a worthwhile listen and a very enjoyable world to visit

the single audio clips recorded and reused all throughout.

please see the above for the part that killed the story telling for me personally atleast.