Jackal Among Snakes, Book 1

A GameLit Fantasy

By: Nemorosus, R.A. Wilkins

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

In a world on the brink, survival isn’t just a game—it’s the only game. But when only one soul holds all the cards, they get to play however they want.

Argrave, the royal bastard of House Vasquer, went into his magic apprenticeship cruel and awkward, yet left it with a neat dignity and an acerbic wit. But beneath the veneer of self-assurance, the body’s new soul is wrestling with the dread of existence in a reality that once existed only in the pages of fantasy.

In the blink of an eye, a wiki editor’s deep and somewhat unhealthy understanding of a game becomes useful, usable knowledge when he inexplicably replaces the once-cruel royal bastard. Before he can start to push his frail body to use his deep understanding of the lore to handle the imminent apocalypse, or go off to stop an invasion, there’s a more personal task he needs to handle first. His cousin has a knife in her hand, and death in her eyes.

©2023 Nemorosus (P)2023 Mountaindale Press

loved it

The main character in this was a breath of fresh air for this genre. The story was fun and characters well fleshed out. I can't wait for book 2 😁

cha po Kay man

Galamon, I choose you! Use Bite. It was super effective! Hargrove used charm. Galamon is confused...

Ok. Good enough listen.

The character sounds like the joker a lot of the time. It is interesting but it’d be a second or third pick if I had nothing else. Looks like it has a lot of potential so who knows.

Great story - Bad acting

Luke’s voice is very poor on this one. The story is very good overall despite the acting.

Good book with a unique story

I really like how the author brings the main character into the story. The way that the main character is given an advantage over others in the book is a unique approach. I would have liked to see more background details regarding the protagonist and their traits. Why they are so obsessed about washing their hands and is that something that comes from their world or the one they find themselves in?