The Duchy's Necromancer 3

A Game of the Dead, Book 3

De: Boyd Lee

Narrado por: Austin Rising

Morgan's elevation to the peerage came with costs.

He was tasked to find Jerek, the Master Assassin, and eliminate the threat, hunt down the bloody tentacles, and get a handle on the demonic incursions into the underground. Sounded like everyday work for The Duchy's Necromancer.

With the Blackman house razed, Morgan must make some decisions on what to do and how to move forward with his house and his new housemate. Deciding the best way to keep Missy Blackman safe was to help her become stronger, they set out to do that. He needed to begin to build a residence for House Lovecraft in his new territory and continue his studies and work.

That's when what at first seems a chance encounter and attack on Morgan and his associates turns out to be another foe come to knock him down, if not completely out of the game. Their connection to Nargen, the same country the blood mages and rogue healers came from, has Morgan calling on his friends and companions.

Was this leading to the final battle?

The Duchy's Necromancer 3 is a fantasy LitRPG progression-based storyline. There are grownups in this book who act like grownups. They drink, they swear, they make bad jokes, and they fall in love. What's not in this book? Harems. Sex scenes, graphic or otherwise. There are plenty of jokes and innuendo about it, however.

©2024 Boyd Lee (P)2024 Podium Audio

Interesting story

Love the interactions between the characters. The voice acting is good. The main character is still overpowered as heck.

You can tell there is a larger story at play and it's going to be a good ride. I trust the author and enjoy the genre.

You can tell there is a larger story at play and it's going to be a good ride.
I trust the author and enjoy the genre.

ok book

ok book. . . good narrator. . . might get the next book in the series.

Just has to many issues..

The narration and editing is really good. Other than that though, any other aspects of the book are at best mediocre.

For me the all to regular referencing of characters and actions, to my knowledge, not in this or prior books in the setting was maddening.

Who is Ben also someone named T.. something and how are we as readers to relate to these characters and their apparently several overlapping years of interactions with this books characters and overarching story of the setting?? Especially with how none of it is mentioned in the first trilogy and only stutteringly throughout the A Game of the Dead trilogy.. Its all delivered in such a manner as to suppose the reader ought to already be aware of things to some degree.

Flow and lack of wrapping up minor plot points and so on... It all just leant to a jumbled messy read poorly concluded