Accidental Necromancer Boxed Set

The Entire Series

By: JG Jerome

Narrated by: Zachary Zaba, Kassandra Cherry

William James is a man with a lot on his plate. Three years after a messy divorce, he’s renovating the dilapidated old house his wife let him have, working for a construction technology firm, and playing music in bars. But when he moves into a new apartment, he discovers a supernatural ability—he can see ghosts and raise the dead. With his ghostly roommate and two girlfriends, William embarks on a journey to explore the unseen world, build a new family, and learn to control his powers. But as he encounters angels, vampires, succubae, elves, dragons, and more, he realizes that the unseen world is more dangerous than he ever imagined. Will he be able to overcome the challenges that lie ahead? Find out in the Accidental Necromancer series—now available in one volume!

©2023 JG Jerome (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Solid collection of five novels

I very much enjoyed the Accidental Necromancer series. The progression of the MC, his wives, and the extend family is fun and interesting tale. I enjoyed it a great deal.

great story

I thought it was different from the rest of storys like this but it is in good taste and I would recommend it to anyone over 18

the story floss so well

thank you i love this set extremely well written.Love the chayesterday and ferry descriptive.I loved it

First three books were fine, but I couldn’t keep going for the rest

Spoiler warning but if the world’s population is reduced to 1 billion people because of an external invasion, the last thing anyone will care about are laws relating to schooling and business. When that’s your priority over counterattacking, you have major problems.

one glaring issue

I have a few issues with this series. the first and most outrageous is the authors political view points. he claims that the "bad orange man" would sell out his country which is exactly what libs would & are doing. please leave your politics out! would have been better if you had made up the government situation.
the second issue is with the over descriptions. why do I need to know which direction on to which street or highway you are traveling? I'm not going to pull up Maps to check how correct you are.
third, who disassemble their firearm every single time someone (that is trusted) hands it back to you? clearing it & doing a function check I understand & agree with. but do we need to read about it? the answer is no.
the author writes in a way that make him feel that he is more righteous than thou. there's a difference between being a decent person and being a virtue signaling douche.
if this doesn't bother you or you can get passed it (like I did), it's not a bad read/listen. the magic & travelers are interesting and not too complicated.