Sword and Sorority: The Complete Trilogy

By: Scot C. Morgan

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland, Hazel Cohen

Length: 21 hrs and 27 mins

Publisher's summary

The complete Sword and Sorority trilogy: Dennis the Conqueror, Swing and Thrust, and Deep into Destiny.

Dennis is an industrious but lonely college student magically summoned from Earth against his will and understanding to a world of sorcerers and monsters, priestesses and despots. As he explores this strange new land and the women who brought him there, he learns what it means to be a man. In time, he will know what it takes to become a hero.

©2022 Scot C. Morgan (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Lacking

Overall not to bad, the main characters where dimwitted,slow to come to any kind of decision. I found this to be frustrating and unrealistic. The ending was cut short, not good. Overall the story had good parts and good side characters. That was the only redeeming quality to the story.

Great series

I wish is was about 10 hours longer, but other than a need for more story it was great.

Just Great

This series was just great. The jokes were perfect, dirty enough but not to dirty to be grotesque. The voice acting was good. The story was so tongue in cheek that it would have made a perfect script for a B movie. I just wish there were more of them.

college student turns barbarian

I really enjoyed this book had great humor great characters and long performance. it's an average college student that gets transported to become Conan the barbarian who gets all the girls. The performance was great and at 20 plus hours you can't go wrong.

Hotter than a Scotch Bonnet pepper!

A great sexy sword slinging romp! This was a pretty fun read, especially since all 21+ hours can be binged at once. Christian and Hazel do an excellent job making this listen very entertaining.

3 books for 1 credit, great deal.

Conan the Barbarian is a college student!
Our MC gets summoned into another world against his will. Here he needs to fight to stay alive and thrive.


Great dual narration by Christian and Hazel.

Highly Recommend you check this one out!!!

Right out front I'm going to tell you that this is a dual narration team and in my opinion one of the finest. Definitely within my top five. If you're looking for something budget friendly and entertaining, then look no further with this completed trilogy. I thoroughly enjoyed the story. As it's a trilogy I'm fairly gun-shy about spoiling anything so I will leave you with my review from the first book down below. Suffice it to say well done to everybody who had a hand in bringing this book to us the audible listeners and I look forward to more from this author and this narration team. You all deserve a round of applause.

Book 1 Review

I enjoyed the book a lot. The MC starts off and acts on a similar level to the MC from Mike Truk's "THE FIVE TRIALS". A loser not really understanding the seriousness of what’s going on. Was still hooked in the first 16 minutes and the MC starts to get into being the hero everyone needs him to be. At parts I laughed, but never cried and I like that Conan (that would be the barbarian) is the MC's touchstone for how a hero acts.

well worth it

These is a great series glad it was put into a1 book. Great Story, the ups and downs were perfect. i will re-listen to this book multiple times

All together now.

Great harem trilogy for an adult with the mentality of a teenager.
That's me. So I really liked it.
College dude gets portaled to another world by a hot sorceress and tries to screw his way to beating the bog bad guy and rescuing all the hot women that were accidentally portaled to the world as well.
If you like harem LitRPG and ribald humor in a fantasy setting, this trilogy is for you.
Anybody giving this less than 4 stars was expecting something from Charles Dickens or Alexander Dumas and not judging it by what it is.

Great series that's been under the radar!

This cover tells you exactly what you are in for! I love this kind of stuff. This series has flown under the radar. It's terrific as well as the epic narration duet. I'm glad I took a chance on this.