The Eternal Journey Collection: The Complete LitRPG Series

By: C.J. Carella

Narrated by: Guy Williams

Ben sat down to play a brand-new MMORPG, Eternal Journey Online. Next thing he knew, he had been transformed into his character, first-level Paladin Hawke Lightseeker, and found himself in a corpse-filled cavern complex crawling with monsters and undead. Armed with a sentient sword, Hawke must learn the rules of a reality where magic and power-leveling are as real as swords and knives, and where you only get a limited number of respawns before you die for good.

Follow Hawke as he explores the mysterious Common Realm, meets new friends and foes, battles to survive, and learns more about his growing power and inner strength.

Eternal Journey collects the six novels of the series: Twilight Templar, Lord of the Dead, Labyrinth to Tartarus, Guilds at War, Court of Thorns, and Siege.

Note to LitRPG Fans: This series concentrates primarily on action-adventure, with a focus on power-leveling and learning new magic and class subsystems as well as town and stronghold management. There is also a harem (fade-to-black, non explicit) subplot that plays a part in the story without detracting from it.

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loved the world and char development.

love this series, definitely a good listen for gamers and fantasy fans. I highly recommended it.

Perfect LitRPG

I hate when authors try to get cute with this genre and skip some of the basic elements. From stats to storyline to player progression… This series delivered exactly what you would want in this genre. Do you like the genre you will like this series. If you don’t like the genre, you’re not gonna like this series.

To much exp talk

All in all great series. The one thing I have to say is there was too much talk about the amount of exp after every kill. Also the entire chapters about his abilities got old as well.

story was decent

i enjoyed the story it had a decent premise. However the repetitive xp notifications got to be way too much once he started splitting xp into categories. i also didn't appreciate the narrator changing names in the last book. idk what happened with that but when you read thru an entire series saying a name one way and then switch it up on the last idk it just really grated on my brain every time i heard different intonation on 5 or 6 names that come up a good bit. other than that it was a good story and I'd listen to another book if it came out.

Wonderful Journey

Pun intended, Hawk would approve. The story is absolutely wonderful, the characters fleshed out and life like. The progression feels natural and just flows well. The narration is great, Guy Williams really does a great job with the different voices and dialects for the characters. Overall a great experience and a wonderful journey.