Dungeon Mercantile

A GameLit Dungeon Store Novel

By: Wolfe Locke, Mike Caliban

Narrated by: Christopher Harbour

Length: 10 hrs and 9 mins

Publisher's summary

Hey, you! Yes, you! I can see a bright future ahead of you, but only if you have the right equipment. Come into my shop, browse my wares. Watch your back, and maybe get some armor for it!

Are you a discerning delver? Dungeon diver? Adventurer?

Need items? I've got 'em.

I've plenty of enchanted weapons, blessed and not so blessed armors, powerful scrolls, arcane treasures, and other amazing baubles and trinkets just waiting to be discovered by you, yes you.

But act fast!

Stock is not guaranteed

Quality not assured.

All sales final.

©2022 Wolfe Locke (P)2022 Wolfe Locke

Fantastic adventure

This is a great adventure story as told by a writer who understands gaming and really weaves a great story

Great story with a great voice

Funny and unique concept for a book! The narrator’s tone is great for the protagonist’s attitude. Had me chuckling like a madman

Loved it

I read the eBook, enjoying it immensely. When this audio released I picked it up right away and listened to it during a full shift at work. What a wonderful escape.

good book

generally I do not listen to a lot of role-playing books but I listen to this one time and then realize I needed to listen again. I enjoyed the characters and the plot twists and the action.

Good listen

This was a neat little addition to the genre. The MC is introduced along with the world in a way that was easy to follow. The MC doesn’t come close or being the OP wrecking crew of some other titles and is just a normalish guy in the world. The pacing was a little off for me but it did not detract from the overall experience. The narrator did a fantastic job of bringing the story to life and making Greg more real.

Another banger

After reading magical market i was looking for more great series in the genre and im super happy i found this story with a shop owning mc. Gregs system is super cool i love it

Its not a minimal game lit

Hi, I'm Ryan and i would like to say that this book is good. Not great nor bad. I will say it has enough interesting characters that keep you listening.
As for the story. It is ok. It has a few unique plot points, but overall most of the story can be thought out beforehand.
I will also point out the narrator. Who would tell you how he will skip telling about mondaine details related to points of the plot far too often.
To the author I say, please reduce or stop this. If you're going to have the main character narrate their own story like this. Don't be surprised when the reader/listener feels less involved if not swindled from an opportunity.
The best way I can think to describe this is, a person messing up a interstesting joke half way through, and failing to retell it.
As for the game-lit aspects. I feel it is based a on a very lose set of rules. werein they are only applied to non combat situations. To me, this makes the story feel shallow. Example would be playing a game based on telling a story. Like a Tell Tale product. ... i lost interest in making any my points. Overall, i would apend 5$ on paperback. Not 13$ for a Audible.

Needs a better editor.

The story is interesting enough but the way it's written is bad. The editor needed to kick the author's butt. Perfect narration on the other hand does help prevent this from being a trainwreck.

I don't feel the need to buy the next book in the series. The characters get a happy ending after all. The hook for the next book IMHO doesn't land. I would probably read the next book if it were to magically appear in my library. The problem isn't the plot, just the presentation.

Looking forward to what comes next

I really enjoyed this story. It was a good mix of adventure and slice of life. It was a great relaxing listen and I hope to read more adventures in this world.

Amazing narration

Fantastic book that had some killer narration, really gave life to the story! Hoping for a part two!!