Duskbound 3

A LitRPG Adventure

By: D.E. Sherman

Narrated by: Gary Bennett

The epic conclusion to the Duskbound trilogy is here!

The ultimate monsters turn their gaze on Velik, and the hunter becomes the hunted.

As Velik searches for new clues to unravel the mystery of the dungeon seeds, a divine beast stalks his path. Its mere presence violates the Compact between the gods, drawing them into the conflict and escalating it to the point where humanity’s existence is threatened.

With Velik empowered to act as their champion, he prepares to make war on the unconquerable: a deadly cabal of undefeated immortals who’ve ruled the world beyond the system’s reach for thousands of years. What secrets do they hold? Is the answer Velik’s been looking for all along out there? And can he win without the foundation of his very world crumbling in the process?

A top rated novel on Royal Road with over 2 million views and 7k followers, now professionally edited and available on Amazon and Audible narrated by Gary Bennett.

©2025 DE Sherman (P)2025 Timeless Wind Publishing

Good, but a bit rushed.

The story was a little lacking for me in general, compared to the previous books in the series. It seemed like it progressed very quickly to try and get to the end of the series, that also felt like it might not be the end of the series? Despite that, it was still good and I recommend getting it if you enjoyed the other books.

Quite the Ending

It's always hard to end a series I think and this one does a pretty good job if only leaving the listener with a lingering mistrust for God's. Excellent job with this series!

Excellent

Great world building and character development. the story line kept me interested throughout the books.

Rocket across the finish line

The story gets a lot better once the author stops forcing interactions between the MC and the cast of annoying characters they created. The last four hours of the book, the author loaded the MC up on a rocket to the sun for power levels. Went from OP to god-tier. There is a satisfying conclusion but it is swiftly tied up seems like the author realized this one wasn't going to be a 20 volume money maker to drag out.

Pro: The story actually ends in a satisfactory way and doesn't just end on a cliff hanger. I really dislike getting 3-4 books deep in a series and realize that author moved on to other series and never intends to finish it.

This one kinda jumped the shark midway through.

The first half is good and maintains the quality of the first two books. The second half however falls into a horrible power scaling issue and is rushed to say the least.