Dungeon Heroes

A LitRPG Progression Fantasy

De: Shane Hammond, Marcus Sloss

Narrado por: Richard Brock, Raya Kane

Develop my team, dive the dungeons, and don’t ever stop.

I’ve always wanted to conquer the Big 5 dungeons ever since one of them took the life of my father nearly fifteen years ago. Nobody ever said the Path of Progression was easy, but my burning desire to dive can’t be quenched. I just never thought I’d be prohibited from getting a diving license just because I tried to help a bratty blonde girl get hers.

Soon, we’re joined by a lovely brunette bookworm, and we start diving the dungeon on our own terms. As it turns out, I have a few abilities that greatly increase our chances of actually finishing the Path, leading to a life of fame and luxury. Others soon notice the power I’m building though, and they’ll do anything to stop us.

I will conquer the Path of Progression with the help of my stunning companions.

That is unless the dungeon, or my secret enemy, kills me first.

This story contains action/adventure sequences, stat sheets for the main characters, and some slice-of-life elements.

©2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Great Book 1

I have mixed feelings when it comes to books that have sequels. On one hand there’s the excitement that there will (should) be another one, and then there’s the wait. I could nitpick a few things but it’d feel wrong because this was a very good story, characters and simple but effective world building. Now I have to wait for book 2 on audio because other than a little melodrama at a few points throughout the book the narrators nailed it. (And the melodrama works it’s just unexpected, lol!)

1 suggestion

Great book. I'm a bit concerned that it might turn into one of those harem lit books that goes baby crazy. Babies are fine at the end of an adventure, in a rotating roster adventure, or in an adventure where some female leads stay at home. The adventures where the mom adventures pregnant lose some charm however. Not all harem lit fans have a pregnancy fetish. I would be surprised if very many do at all.

5 stars

Another great book by Shane Hammond and Marcus Sloss. You will not be disappointed. Also the dual narration really brings the story to life.

Great!

Really enjoyed listening to this book and I’m looking forward to reading the rest of the books in the series.

Great Character Development

I don't give a five-star all the way down do you worry often, but this work definitely deserves it. I thought the character development was excellent, and was drawn totally into the story. I have bought the second book in the series and believe me, it is worth it.

amazing book

Really loved this book. it's so full of action and adventure. The dungeons are so interesting and different and the women are awesome. Can't wait to read further books in this series,

Good start to new series

Great new series! can't wait for book 2. better not take a year for the next audio book 😤

The world building, the humble main character and the use of a male and female narrator.

Liked the whole story, ready to start the second book, then the rest of the series!

a promising start to a good series

overall I though that the book was pretty good and would definitely listen to the next. it was humorous and had lots of action but had good slice of life pacing. the characters were well written and the narrators did a great job. would recommend.

Grabs you from right the start!

Since I'm a big Marcus Sloss fan, figured this audiobook was a safe bet. I was right. The way this book starts out kinda grabs you and the book doesn't let you go from that point on. The dungeon fights were very well done. The way their competitive antagonist was handled during a dungeon run was not the normal trope and was greatly appreciated. That second dungeon was a real tough one. The surprise in the dungeon was truly unexpected and leaves a lot of question left to be answered. The narration was better than great and made this even more interesting and entertaining than the ebook (yes, I read it).

This is really worth reading and/or listening to, so grab either and enjoy.