Dungeon God Omnibus: Books 1-4

A Dungeon Delving Fantasy

By: Jack Porter

Narrated by: Nicholas Santasier, Alexandra Cohler

The Complete series in a single offering!

Delve Deep, Rise High

Kuno, a former soldier, is searching for fortune. But not just as any ordinary adventurer. True power comes from making alliances with the alluring dungeon goddesses. Armed with a mysterious journal, his trusty axes, and no small amount of courage, he must navigate treacherous dungeons and prove his worth.

The prize? Exclusive access to the goddesses' domains.

With each goddess offering unique challenges and tantalizing rewards, will Kuno forge the alliances he needs to uncover a legendary hidden treasure?

Outwit his foes. Win the goddesses' favor. Assemble a band of powerful allies to become the ultimate Dungeon God.

©2025 Jack Porter (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Very enjoyable

This was a very enjoyable series and I liked the characters and the storyline created. I recommend this and anything else that Porter writes

Story is good but the narrator was wrong.

The right narrator can make a book. Unfortunately, Nicolas was not the fit for this book or any book in this genre style. The way he reads or speaks puts an inflection at the end of most sentences making them sound unsure. It makes the MC look like a complete idiot. The Story Is good but is ruined due to the inability of Nicolas. The MC is meant to be a young man who is military-oriented, bold, and tough with a sense of adventure. Due to Nicolas's narration, Kuto (MC) sounds as if he lacks the courage and the will to commit.

good story telling

it had good character building and the description off situational distress made it feel believeable.

it was ok

it was ok. could have been better. I liked the idea of the story but it needs to be longer because of the set up. it would have been better to stretch it then to rush it. I had trouble concentrating on it but I don't think it was fully the story. it could have been written a little better together more entertaining but the man issue was the male narrator. the nasal voice used was obnoxious plus I felt he over extended words to frequently. not in the proper points. he did it frequently but randomly it points that did nothing to help the story. has great potential to be a good series if its perfected and extended. my opinion. I'd like the main character more but the narrator ruined it. the other characters are very good and loveable.

Lousy reader

The male performer of this book socks. knows nothing of cadence or how to end a sentence on anything other than an upbeat question.