Demon's Throne

Demon's Throne, Book 1

Rys awakes to the smell of blood and nearly two thousand years of dust.

Maybe he overslept a little too long. Once, he was a great champion and general in the demonic empire that ruled the world. Now, he’s been erased from history.

He’ll need to remind the world of the price of forgetfulness.

Now is the time to build his own empire, as the ancient powers of his time are long gone. Rys has an archipelago to conquer, women interested in extending their bloodline with him, and a mysterious labyrinth that holds the secret to why he was sealed away to begin with.

But a contract with Hell is eternal. His old employers want to turn him into their pawn, and Rys must become powerful enough to remain free.

That’s not a short to-do list. But half the fun of taking over the world is the challenge.

©2021 K.D. Robertson (P)2022 Podium Audio

Not bad, just not for me

I'll start off with the fact that I'm a little biased. I've been listening to every LITRPG that seemed even a little interesting to me. I finally finished all the books in all the series that I've started and just took a shot in the dark with this one cause it was first int he recommended for some reason. I skimmed the description and knew nothing about the author. It was definitely a good book, just not sure its for me. The harem stuff was a little much for me.

Tamer than most of K.D.’s story lines but just as interesting.

This story is different to all his other series, Ive listened to Heretic Spell blade, Neural Wraith, and Mob Sorcery. I enjoyed all of them but this is the only series where the MC is the Head of State. All the other books the MC is a general, a powerful police detective, or a one man mercenary army. In this iteration of KD’vers a man of past greatness wakes up on an archipelago on the edge of the world. This man, a General of the Infernal Army decides to restart the greatest empire in history, this time he’s the Boss Boss.

Quality Writing

I love Robertson. I feel all his books should be given a fair shake. His characters have a lot of life and reasonably deal with time in ways that others pack into to short a time span for things to reasonably occur. Demon's Throne is excellent for those very reasons.

Great character development & top tier acting

I have not usually been into spicy romance, let alone harem books because usually the characters fall a bit flat, but that isnt the case with this author at all.

Each new introduction and interaction helps flesh out their individual personalities, goals, history, and plans.

The fun scenes are not fade to black, which is usually a problem for me in fantasy books, but they are so well written here that I actually look forward to them. theres banter, and each characters desires, and reactions, and well done descriptions without it feeling rushed or forced.

the power system for the series is interesting and varried too, so the strategies and combat feels cinematic and exciting.

on top of all of that, the voice acting is 10/10. varied, with accents, emotion, great pacing, and life in each character. Each conversation is so well done, you can forget that its all one tallented person.

if you like fantasy, give this series a shot. you wont regret it!

Too much all at once

There's a lot of really cool ideas in this story, and there is also a lot of filler.