We Hunt Monsters 13

De: Aaron Oster

Narrado por: Shawn Hertel

Monstros looms in the distance, while the Primordial's presence blankets the Frigid Seas.

Keith once again finds himself facing impossible odds as he goes up against the most terrifying force in the Frigid Seas. The Primordial's presence threatens the very existence of the System's rule and stands in his path to the final continent of Monstros.

Even with the fourth World Monster dead, there's still more to do. Allies to gather, elixirs to craft and monsters to hunt. Especially if Keith wants to launch a successful raid into the uncharted lands of the most dangerous and inhospitable continent in the world of Raiah.

We Hunt Monsters is a LitRPG series set in a fantasy world. This book contains multiple stat sheets, item descriptions, epic quests and of course, loads of monsters.

©2025 Aaron Oster (P)2025 Aaron Oster

the audio volume is inconsistent

when the narrator changes voices between characters, especially jade, its almost impossible to hear what he's saying. I had to turn the volume up 100% to even get an idea and then wipe the blood from my ears when he went back to Keith's voice. wish this wasn't the case but the story is great as always

Can't wait for the next one!

13 books is too short, enjoyed all characters, fights, laughs, fun book. Can't wait for next one¡

Good

It’s just more of the same stuff. He finds monsters that are harder and harder to kill then does some crazy stunt to kill them and get more treasure and other goodies

World Domination

Another great addition to the story so far. I need the next book immediately. If you have been following the series this far, trust that this is another great read for

Close

The series is closing in on the final battles and understanding from who the trickster is.

My bet is the trickster is him after soaking up so much power and learning to manipulate time.

Artificially extending the story

I've forgotten that the author is fishing for reviews by promising an extended run time of the book, so when I got to certain parts of the book, I can tell it's not there because the author initially intended it to be there, but just to lengthen the books run time. I personally feel this completely dilutes the story experience because we're obviously not getting what was originally intended.