Death, Loot & Vampires: A LitRPG Adventure

The Vampire Vincent, Book 1

By: Benjamin Kerei

Narrated by: Travis Baldree

No Romance. No Harem. Just Vampires.

Becoming a knockoff Dracula in tight leather pants was never part of Vincent’s plans. Neither was being summoned to another world by a cult of vampire wannabes. But both happened.

Now, Vincent’s left to pick up the tattered pieces of his humanity as he tries to grow strong enough to keep his family safe. The world is filled with nightmares, and the looming threat of losing his soul stands between his goal and his reality, so it’s not like it will be too hard or anything.

Hell should tremble.

A good man is going to war.

©2023 Benjamin Kerei (P)2023 Podium Audio

Amazing story

Amazing story. Wonderful narration. I read the book and immediately started listening to the audiobook the next day. I can’t wait for the next one!!!

Another great book.

Another great book that has wonderful voice acting, just like reincarnated as a farmer, another wonderful purchase.

Great Book

I love the action and funny remarks throughout the book. Now the dragon was hilarious. Great book. I can’t wait for the next one.

Best Vampire book ever!

Great story line, fun and funny. Great play on the trope. Great Characters, interesting world, wonderful storytelling and narration and a story that leaves you wanting more.

A great idea

I have loved this author's other series, and I loved the idea of this book. There was a lot I liked about it, and I will be listening to the next book in the series in the hopes that I will like the execution better, because my biggest two problems with this book are that a lot of it feels like a summary to me, and the stat talk feels incessant. Many of the scenes are connected by sections that sound to me like "and when I actually write this story, this is what is going to happen next." As for the stat talk, this is a book inspired by videogames, it's expected. But something about the way it's approached here is a bit overbearing to me. It feels a bit like the story suffered from the "make number go bigger faster better" mentality of minmaxing.

It's a fun idea with fun characters, I'm just not fully on board with the execution so far. I'm still looking forward to the next book from this author. He's got a great imagination, and even though the style of this book wasn't for me, it seems like he had a great time writing it, and I can really appreciate that.