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A Divine Dungeon Series (Artorian's Archives, Book 19)

De: Dennis Vanderkerken, Dakota Krout

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

S-Rank, and the long road to get there.

We’ve come a long way since the days of Wholesome Grandpa streaming. Transitioning from those blissful, quiet nights, Artorian finds himself in a heap of trouble, turmoil, and change. Plus that tiny detail which involves a burning need to Incarnate, while the Heavenly of Copyright chases him with a rolled up newspaper.

The journey gets a little mad, a little sad, and a little rocky, but by the end of the run we’ll have built us a whole bridge, and it’ll be ironclad. Because if there’s one thing Artorian can do well?

Then it’s to Nyoom! With wisdom, wit, a wink, and love.

©2024 Dakota Krout (P)2024 Mountaindale Press

Tower levels are interchangeable

The love law is on the same level as madness. They’re interchangeable. Artorian is going to solve all the problems like war, famine, etc
Also, when is the Master’s access to screens pre-Cal going to be addressed?

It was fun and went by fast

One of my favorite parts was when they took a potentially major threat that could have taken up a large portion of the story and narratively sidestepped it completely in an unexpected way. This was a fun ride. Fans of the series are getting more of what they like.

great story but editing problems

story is the same great level as the rest of the series but there is a few spots where it recording just stops and skips a second or two that are really annoying

Great addition to this amazing series.

This is such a great series.
A part of me wants this series to go on forever.
But I'm sure the authors are going to want to do other stuff.
Like, hopefully, the Bibliomancer series. (Hint, hint, hint)
Love it!
I'm giving this book 8.5 out of 5 stars.

editing needed immediately

This is easily an amazing story but there are sections of chapter 14 that skip whole seconds which leads to a jarring experience.

great story but editing fixes are severely needed.

as others have stated there is a lot of bad skipping sprinkled all throughout the book.

The change I needed.

I have been reading and listening to a lot of fast paced action, fighting, growth book. The Divine Dungeon series had started that way as well. Though this last few books from the Artorian Archives series has slowed to a loving and heartwarming series. I didn't realize I needed this to balance my mind as much as it has. I have continuously been looking forward to each new book. I do miss the original series with Calcite as the Protagonist...Antagonist...Main Character as he was able to do some amazing things. I want to see what the story from his perspective to fill in all of the data that Artorian missed or had been kept from him. So many things have barely been touched upon because they had rightfully kept Artorian out of the loop. Another great book on the docket.

Fast yeah

Went so fast no time to digest what’s going on. It was all over the place. Honestly love the series but the past three are not up to par with the rest.

bad skipping issues

skipping issues in chapter 14 make this installment of the series hard to follow, overall it is just not up to the quality I expect from this great series

I'm conflicted

I would normally rate this 4 stars, but it gets docked one for the editing issues on ch 14. I have mixed feelings on this series. When I first discovered it, it quickly became one of my favorites. but after book 9 it became hard to continue. It was like the author lost his blueprint after Asgard and no longer knew how to pace a story. Books 10-12 felt forced very often, while books 13-16 felt like filler with important tidbits here and there. Book 17 and onwards placed the series back on track, but the author cannot focus for the life of him and uses referencesas a cruch to replace genuine interactions. This book started with the climax of the last book and ended before it's own climax could resolve itself. I continue this series only because I have invested too much time and energy into it to not know how it ends.