God of the Feast

Creation's Bane, Book 1

By: Kevin Sinclair

Narrated by: Simon Wright

Running a restaurant was hard, but it filled Clive’s life with meaning. Running through a portal was easy, but it filled Clive’s life with demons.

Weak in a world full of strength, all he and his friends have is their grit and determination to survive as they navigate this brutal, war-torn land of magic in search of a way home.

There’s a problem, though. Clive’s been cursed. A little stabby, stabby from a demonic knife catapults them into a race against time to find a cure. Fighting their way across Falritas, they need friends and levels like there’s no tomorrow. Because there might not be…

God of the Feast is a LitRPG/GameLit portal fantasy set in a chaotic land ruled by ruthless Gods, complete with game mechanics, progression system and empire-building. Despite their best efforts, the characters are driven by anger, fear, and lust, and as a result their journey is full of dark humor, violence, and profanity.

©2022 Kevin Sinclair (P)2022 Podium Audio

Alot of fun

Theres a hateful review that makes no sense. The story was fun and a great length. The narrator used specific effects to signal the different means of talking so that you dont waste time trying to figure out how or have to endure reading the description of how they communicate every time. The stilted talking pauses at some parts is part of the accent and isnt bad. Jonathan probably just hates the UK

Awesome series

The story and humor were top notch. Really reminded me of he who fights with monsters mixed with the lord of the rings. Definitely check it out!

Was pretty good, until the end.

The first 3/4 of the book was pretty good, but it felt like it was just dragging on for the last few hours (about 4 or 5). I prefer fewer, longer books but there were a few places I felt they could've just cut forward a few minutes and nothing would've been missed. The ending also felt very flat and more like a smash cut than a scene transition.

Hot head MC w/ a drinking problem

Written as first person. Good humor and fun at times. I’m curious if the foul mouthed drunk South Boston vibe will get old. MC survives early based on dumb luck and not his own abilities, for those who enjoy a strategist this doesn't lean that direction.

Spoilers:
Knowing your a target in a strange world and proceeding to get drunk in a bar and run your mouth about your travel plans seems less than intelligent. The MC’s friend has his head popped off and he is bemused watching the fight immediately afterward? WTF? OK, I start thinking this is what snaps these guys into being serious because they reflect on how getting drunk didn't help prevent their friend from getting his head snapped off... Nope, another frat boy drunk session is just around the corner, black out drunk...

Stat assignment concerns - Perception of 5 once his strength hits 38 would leave Clive as a dead Clive, Perception stays at 5 as his constitution hits 61, Perception stays at 5 as his constitution hits 91, Perception gets to 6 as constitution gets to 100.

Constant heavy drinking by Clive and his friends continues as the story goes on, Clive mentions several folks he doesn't trust and yet he gets so drunk he is unaware while he is alone around those same people,
I don't get the logic. A lot of content that mixes like oil and water.

Long and entertaining.

Long and entertaining book. Great deal and book. Narrator did a great job and I love the accent. Already purchased book two and am eager to get into it.