Limitless Lands

The Complete Series, Books 1-5

De: Dean Henegar

Narrado por: Jack Voraces

All five audiobooks in the best-selling Limitless Lands series are now together in one collection!

Colonel James Raytak is about to die.

The 93-year-old combat veteran is living his last days in a nursing home, and his only hope for survival is found inside the virtual world of Limitless Lands.

With every swing of his sword and every command given to his army, Raytak is one step closer to returning to the people he loves. Many foes will stand in his path, and despite a lifetime of military experience and powerful allies, victory is not assured.

©2018 Dean Henegar (P)2023 Dean Henegar

Great value and an interesting lot rpg

This was an interesting world and set up and the Mc wasn’t over powered but fit well into the world. I’m a softy so it tugged at my heart strings. There were some epic battles and pretty cool characters. I think having all the books together makes this a great value.

Absolutely amazing

The story was amazing, I was brought to tears on many occasions throughout the story. I enjoyed the accurate military references, being a forward observer, I loved to hear the soldiers in the book do realistic fire missions. I wish limitless lands was a real game I would play it to no end. Again the author and the performer did an outstanding job and I will return to this series many times over the course of my life and will recommend it to anyone that will listen! I look forward to listening to your other works and the future of limitless lands.

it was a good read worth a credit for sure.

simple but with Enough twists to keep me intrigued. Characters where realistic and competent.

Wow, I enjoyed all 62 hours of it!

I read/listen to a lot of litrpg. There are some really good stories. More stories are a chore to complete and some I stop before I can finish them because they are not worth finishing for whatever reason.
Limitless lands kept me interested in the story for a series that lasted 62 hours. No small feat. There was a good mixture of game mechanics and humanity. It's take on Litrpg is different enough from the other series to stand out. Rather then playing some hero class, or maybe the leader of a settlement in a 4x version of a game, the MC grows from being the leader of a small squad of generic NPC's to a much much larger army. The former soldier in me grimaces when an army of over a 1,0000 soldiers is run by one officer and a handful of NCO's, but to keep the listeners focus on a small handful of characters, I understand why that was so. I am glad I read it. I don't think I will read, or rather listen to it again, but that is true of most books. I will seek out this authors other works.

great homage to old soldiers and marines.

the details of both the veterans life and his redemption to remember his world. GLORIA EXERCITUS!!! MULTI FAMAM, CONSCIENTIAM PAUCI VERENTUR!