The Primal Hunter 6

De: Zogarth

Narrado por: Travis Baldree

Duración: 20 h y 8 m

Resumen del Editor

Back from the treasure hunt, it’s time to explore Earth a little more....

But first, Jake has a family to visit, and an auction to attend. Then, it’s time to face the challenges the planet has to offer, and by using the many rewards from the treasure hunt, Jake aims to improve his repertoire while getting some more levels under his belt.

And what could be a better idea than invading a massive termite hive to craft a new weapon using the extremely powerful curse of resentment from an ancient vampire land? Yeah, nothing could possibly go wrong with that. Ancient curses are well-known for being harmless, after all.

Assuming all goes well–which it surely will–Jake has one more challenge he must face. Perhaps his most dangerous one yet.

That’s right, it’s back-to-school season.

School in this case being an ancient Order worshipping a Primordial snake god.

Book six of the hit Primal Hunter LitRPG series is here. Download today!

About the series: Experience an apocalypse LitRPG with levels, classes, professions, skills, dungeons, loot, and all of the great traits of progression fantasy and LitRPG that you've come to expect. Follow Jake as he explores this new vast multiverse filled with challenges and opportunities as he grows in power and slowly transforms from a bored office worker to a true apex hunter.

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Best in the series so far

I liked this book. While yes it was slower and more filler-ish than the rest of the others, it is not an endless murder parade. Ending without an earth-shaking fight was a breath of fresh air.

Love this book and the series, keep them coming!

Only issue I had was the sudden, abrupt ending. The book felt rush, incomplete. Not bad in the way a movie may be split into part 1 and part 2 as the book doesn't leave you hanging, it just didn't needed...a plot. Regardless, it was still a fun, Albright quick listen and I have no regrets.

Another excellent story

Another excellent story in this book series. It is surprisingly good, but this story did not falling into the typical traps of a long running series. Traps like advancing the character way too fast or turning, the story into an episodic situation. At the end of each book it leaves you wanting the next one even without a cliffhanger.

not the best of the series

extremely well written and a great listen. but it can across as more of a .5 than a full book. the time skipped where perfect in length but the main aspect was lacking in real development for the MC compared to the other books.

Disappointed it ended…

I really enjoy this series. I wasn’t watching how much time was left on the book so I was disappointed when it ended. This kind of book keeps my mind interested so it could have gone on for hours more and I would have been happy.

When do we get book 7?

Loved it, but way too short! Need more. This is the best RPG series I've ever read.

Love this series

No offense meant here but chapter 6 12:30 ish was supposed to be having kids of your own probably not “getting” kids. It was a little weird coming from a mother. Love the series, just a word.

Best Book Ever

Loved this book best one in the series, so much action! Over best book I’ve read in a long time.

All around enjoyment

The continued commitment of a good author and narrator to deliver an amazing experience is evident. Thank you.

another five in the bag

I love this book series and have enjoyed listening to yet another success! The narrator is phenomenal and I could listen to this book simply because of him but the author is just as good and so they combined for an epic audio performance. The characters are diverse in thought and character. The author has also gone through great lengths to make this world feel real. He incorporates huge amounts of world building but has done it in a subtle way that makes it seem natural and not like he is just segwaying into a bunch of info. I love the main character Jake because he's funny and yet focused. He's very flawed but I think this shows his humanity even more. I think the author has done a great job of making the characters relatable and easy to connect with too.