Loopbreaker: Book 1

A Time Loop LitRPG

The hardest part of being a noble’s first son? Nothing—you inherit most of it.

Being the ninth son means you inherit war.

Drafted to the front, Francis Lancaster has one purpose: to keep his half-brother Michael alive on the blood-soaked fields of Reevotort, where six months of fighting the beastkin army has taken its toll on the kingdom. When Francis steps into his brother’s punishment, that moment changes everything.

Now, whenever Francis dies, he wakes a few days before his death, every skill and stat he gained, kept.

Curse or blessing, the loop is a weapon—if he can stand the cost. To save his brother and himself, Francis must map patterns, stack skills, and turn each loss into a better opening move…before the next death makes him repeat everything again.

©2026 Shawn Wilson (P)2026 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Very well done.

There's a lot of time loop books, this is one of my favorite. Doesnt get awoken by an annoying sibling. Listens to the smarter peole around him. Understands that he can improve and isn't a moron. I really enjoyed this book, both for the humor and the length of the story, as well as the character development. I am pleased with my purchase.

Good

I like to handle the time of mechanic well Could have been less worried about his brother

Meh. Micheal

The whole brother thing should have just been abandoned. Adds nothing but constant annoyance. The author trys to make his brother the whole reason the mc pushes so hard but to me it falls flat. Find a different motivation. The narration is decent, as some other have said the female comes in at random times which is jarring. Book is nothing special. Also extremely pg which is just annoying to me at the point. Avoiding swearing when talking about heavy subjects and dealing with heightened emotions is just annoying.

Great plot

the plot was good. good character development. good pacing. There was some political intrigue as well. overall a verybwell done time loop book.

Enjoyed this book immensely.

I really enjoyed this book. I had to force myself to put it down to just sleep.