Thunderplump

An Epic Fantasy LitRPG Adventure (The Completionist Chronicles, Book 11)

De: Dakota Krout

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Duración: 12 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

A challenge is issued. The sky begins to fall. That’s no mountain.

Joe and the Dwarves are doing more than surviving in the harsh climate of Jotunheim: they’re thriving. The Ritualist’s improvements to their defenses are paying dividends; and he’s hailed as a genius for ending threats before they come into striking distance of the burgeoning City. Every day, the Town expands further, allowing for more facilities, a larger population, and drawing in ever-more monsters.

So many beasts that the walls are no longer enough.

Even worse, the upgrade to ascend to City-tier came without warning, and Joe is pushed to the limit to make sure that his friends, allies, and hard work survive the onrushing waves of teeth and flesh. As the citizens of Novusheim face off against a seemingly endless horde, a Legendary monster appears on the horizon—its eyes fixed on Novusheim as it begins to cast grand workings of ice and snow.

The storm isn’t just brewing. It’s already here.

©2023 Dakota Krout (P)2023 Mountaindale Press

Enjoyable book

The story was entertaining. The performance was excellent. I will be looking for the next book.

Good consistency

I really likes it just wish he used more variety of rituals. Idk why he didn’t use the ritual of mass repair unless I missed something

Tired of wall def

The story was good but there’s no story anymore just a wall defense book. It’s not that it’s not interesting but if you fall asleep for 2 hour and start the book back up you really don’t miss anything. These characters and the author could do so much more.

Another homerun

This was an excellent addition to the series and I can't wait for the next book.

loved the whole series

can't wait for the next book, this one did not disappoint it was funny and unpredictable exactly what I like.

planet shattering

just the best ending to a group of books ever!
the story will continue but this ends the story for the dwarfs and omg its just so satisfying!

Great book overall and story arch

Another great edition to the series. As always since listening to book one, I hope there is more to come.

SAGA CONTINUES STRONG

LOVE THE BOOK AND THE ENTIRE SERIES. Here's why:
What I love about this saga of a story is how Krout reminds the audience that she doesn't intend for the plot to grow stagnant. She writes in the real world issue of becoming complacent with all the elements we can get used to liking but then upheave those in constant pursuit of pushing for an end goal. I believe it gives the series the hope to have a ending that is written intentionally and with a purpose.

I remember the first few pages of book 1 of the series and I've always hoped that the story will eventually return back onto the subject of that origin and offer explanation, giving us a sense of 'completion'.... holding true to the series name.

What I liked about this book specifically was the struggle presented and how it had to be handled by others as we can grow used to our big hero coming thru with a larger than life deux ex machina moment. Don't get me wrong, those moments help define the main character to me, but it's nice to see that he can be out-classed and be a bit helpless at times, which are key to any heroes growth. I Love the series and hope to see it stay popular enough that we get to see the story come to a written end when we get there. Dakota, we've put much time in your characters, please don't abandon them without giving us closure to the story. :) I only say that because as the number of books is added, the more of an investment we readers make into these characters also.

The Humer

I Loved it, cant wait for the next one (used my only credit on this) it was so worth it

Heading in the right direction

I've not been pleased with the past several books. This however felt like a turn back to the direction and Joe that I like. I look forward to the next one.