Dungeon Crafting Series, Books 4-6

A Dungeon Core Novel

De: Jonathan Brooks

Narrado por: Louise Cooksey

Duración: 44 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

Experience Sandra’s story leading up to the exciting conclusion!

Sandra has a big problem, one of which she isn’t quite sure how to handle. After destroying a few too many local dungeon cores, those cores within a certain radius are experiencing enhancements to their development. This means that they are not only dangerous to her core, as the instigator of these enhancements, but to the local population as well.

However, with the help of the friends she has made along the way and her crafting skills, Sandra will learn how to defend her dungeon and help the surrounding lands survive the sudden increase in the number of dangerous Dungeon Monsters wandering around. None of this will come without a cost, unfortunately, be it the lives of many gnomes, dwarves, elves, and orcs - or her own sanity.

Find out how the crafty dungeon core perseveres through the challenges arrayed against her and her dungeon in the final three books of the Dungeon Crafting series!

Contains the last three books in the Dungeon Crafting series!

• The Crafter’s Darkness
• The Crafter’s Dominion
• The Crafter’s Dynasty

These Dungeon Core stories contain LitRPG/GameLit elements such as statistics, leveling, and a heavy crafting emphasis. No profanity, sexual content, or harems.

©2021 Jonathan Brooks (P)2021 Jonathan Brooks

Good But Dry

The narration of the book was great but it is one of the first titles I really struggled to finish on Audible. There was something missing from books 5 and 6 that were there in books 1 through 3. I felt a little less attached to the main character as the story progressed. Maybe it was intended by the author as the "human" part began to get more overwhelmed by her "core" feelings. Still worth a listen, but it gets a little dry at the end.

Interesting conclusion

It was interesting the last book. Now I know how Sandra got her body and the short story the very end was a precursor to core construction. I like how things were together.

Jonathan Brooks is King

Can’t wait to read the crossover with Milton and hopefully many more stories involving Sandra.

Sandra is the Best

Jonathan Brooks is an amazing author, one of my personal favorite in fact. His unique spins on Dungeon building and the engaging characters and story line that comes along with them are wonderful.

In this case, I had read the series before but after listening to it again this month, I have to say that Sandra is one of my favorites. Her story is fun, quirky, and unique. You get a little bit of everything you can want from dungeon building to kingdom building to LOTS AND LOTS OF CRAFTING!!! I loved it.

Highly recommend.

must have!!

You must by this book! You must by this book! You must by this book! Awesome Amazing Astounding!

Beautifully done

I love that this series got bundled and that the series itself is just so dang good. Plus, the short story at the end leaves you wanting more. I can't say enough good things about this series. If you're here and are on the fence, well, then don't be.

great LitRPG

I really enjoyed this audiobook the narrator did a really good job sad it seems the next book isn't out

Excellent

Enjoyable book that kept me interested throughout. I look forward to reading more from this author. Please remember to rate 5/5 and review to help the author!

well worth the listen

originally I was planning on skipping this series, but after listening to dimensional dungeon cores it feels like I have to complete the whole set. I can't wait to see Milton stomp Helios' army in the next book.

same terrible reader, fine addition to series

at this point the reader's efforts wash over me(I've grown used to it), but it's still objectively bad.

the 3 stories are pretty decent, some monotonous battle scenes, pointless ~30 minute recaps before every single book in the compilation (I see the utility for one at the start but entirely unnecessary before #5 & 6). the tables/menus could also be abbreviated. still it was mostly worth a credit.