Age of Victoria

By: Alston Sleet

Narrated by: MacKenzie Beyer

Victoria Blythe wanted adventure. She wanted to explore the world and escape from the strict etiquette of British nobility. With her father fighting in India, the governess assigned to raise her controlled every aspect of her life.

The financial downturn of a friend of the family would lead to her sister's longtime engagement turning into an immediate marriage.

Victoria's thirst for adventure and tomboy ways would not prepare her for the sudden advent of the apocalypse.

Can Victoria and her friends survive this new world of classes and skills?

Join Victoria and her family on a LitRPG adventure, unlike any other!

©2019 Alston Sleet (P)2019 Alston Sleet

Jane Austin meets LitRPG.

Definitely worth a listen if you are into the genre. A perfect narrator for the story.

rough beginning, just push through. story is great

What amazed me the most is how absolutely different this books characters are from the authors previous books. Different setting, mannerisms, genders, trains of thought, everything. So A+ for that. Its actually a really great story and def worth a credit. Its a victorian era minor nobility house suddenly has to deal with monsters and stats for the gist of it. Pretty interesting take on it. Also the characters are all dynamic, their personalities change over time.

Here is my one word of warning though. You have to get through the beginning of the book. If you are annoyed by propriety and outdated customs, just buckle down. I hate that stuff, but as soon as the world shifts the book gets really good. Give it a listen.

The book didnt leave a cliff hanger but it left it open for more. So I hope there is a book 2. We'll have to see.

Enjoyable

The story was enjoyable. I would love to read a sequel. I always enjoy a good story that isn't full of needless swearing and sex. This is a book that I listened to with my daughters.

A great twist on LitRPG

A nice change from the traditional LitRPG. Great character development and sets a good base for a continuing story. The noble culture makes me glad I was born in the time period though.

Good BUT

I love the concept and even the story. But the beginning is just a bit slow. Talks about a description being talking down in this litrpg and then does the same narratively to the reader at the beginning.