Thunderplump

An Epic Fantasy LitRPG Adventure (The Completionist Chronicles, Book 11)

By: Dakota Krout

Narrated by: Luke Daniels

A challenge is issued. The sky begins to fall. That’s no mountain.

Joe and the Dwarves are doing more than surviving in the harsh climate of Jotunheim: they’re thriving. The Ritualist’s improvements to their defenses are paying dividends; and he’s hailed as a genius for ending threats before they come into striking distance of the burgeoning City. Every day, the Town expands further, allowing for more facilities, a larger population, and drawing in ever-more monsters.

So many beasts that the walls are no longer enough.

Even worse, the upgrade to ascend to City-tier came without warning, and Joe is pushed to the limit to make sure that his friends, allies, and hard work survive the onrushing waves of teeth and flesh. As the citizens of Novusheim face off against a seemingly endless horde, a Legendary monster appears on the horizon—its eyes fixed on Novusheim as it begins to cast grand workings of ice and snow.

The storm isn’t just brewing. It’s already here.

©2023 Dakota Krout (P)2023 Mountaindale Press

Excited

I'm looking forward to more. Especially getting a Jackson point of view. These dropped at the perfect time to listen and relax.

Love this series

Did not disappoint, I love all these books and this one was great . Joe is a great character and I love Jackson keeps showing up in all the books

Plump full of action!

This book had another great story line! I truly can’t believe how much action they had in this book. It was amazing and I look forward to the next book!

HOLY crap this was good! Love this series

This series continues to find ways to stay fresh and fun! Cant wait for the next one!

good addition to the series, but the ending

the series took a downturn, around book 5, then swung back really hard with book 7 onward. unfortunately the ending of this text really drag things down for me. I loved everything leading up to the ending, but with Joe leaving, it really leaves a sour taste in my mouth. and unfortunately doesn't leave me excited for the next book. I understand the potential story implications given what happens near the end of the story, but it just feels frustrating at this point.