Avarice Online

Kel'van Red Hand

De: Titus Nettles

Narrado por: Grant Streeter

Life is both beautiful and brutal. To survive it, we must be as beautiful and brutal as she. Ulgo Kel’Van Red hand.

Kevin Matthews, a ten-year air force vet and PVP VR player, is dead. Whether it was murder or by accident, it no longer matters to him. You deal with what’s in front of you. He has now been reborn as an Orc in the VRMMO Avarice Online.

Here, he must prove himself among the ranks of Ulgo Clan of orcs. Lead his lost clan-mates through the deep dark of the Undercaverns back home. Then claim a class of his own.

Meanwhile, unbeknown to him, Earth is undergoing a crisis of its own, and the key to its survival will lie within the Online world of Avarice. Life for humanity may spell death to the monster races, including the orcs.

None of this matters to Kevin, now known as Kel’Van among the orcs. He will deal with what’s in front of him. The monsters, elves, orcs, and humans will all soon find out what that means when they cross him.

©2021 Titus A Nettles (P)2024 Titus A Nettles

Fantastic on every level.

This book is fantastic. Great story, and character development. Well written plot. The narration was spectacular.

Excellent!

Great storyline! Definitely looking forward to the next book. What really pulled me into Avarice Online was the narrating done by Grant Streeter. If your a fan of R.C. Bray's narration, you might want to check this book out 👌

Wow! Really great book !!

This is not my usual genre of book, but it was recommended so I thought I’d give it a quick listen and just say “ not for me”. Damn was I wrong, it really sucked me in from the first Chapter, I think it took me 3 days to finish ( had to fit it in with regular life and all) . The story was interesting and I loved the layered plot.. no spoilers… the narration was awesome! I’m picky about that so I was really surprised how much I liked it. The different characters came to life really cool. Definitely recommend first all you LitRpg readers!!

Great narrator and engaging story.

My first litRPG, and it made me want to explore the genre more. The narrator brought the characters and story to life!

Eh...it's ok?

I don't know if these reviews are done by robots or not, however, the book should have ended sooner than it did. spoilers ahead.

1. the book should have ended after they left the instance.
2. the tenses in sentences are screwed and some thoughts are thrown in only to completely be ignored in the next.
3. the addition of special classes ruined the book, it would have been more interesting to see what they did with the race classes.
4. somehow, the leader has time to, train the troops, enchant, eat, sleep and so on. there's not enough time in the day and it feels like the enchanting was added to artificially stretch the length of the book.