Children of the Cold Moon

A LitRPG Adventure

By: The Longwinded One

Narrated by: Chris Tucci

On the winter solstice Bren gets pulled into the Celtic Otherworld, where he uncovers a grave threat looming over the world. Armed with ancient magic and guided by legendary figures from Celtic mythology, Bren embarks on a perilous quest to retrieve relics said to hold the key to restoring balance.

But as he delves deeper into the mysteries of his own identity and confronts the shadows of his past, Bren realizes that his journey is not just about saving the Otherworld— it's about discovering the hero within himself.

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interesting world building

Well done! Stranger in a strange land with hidden origins and lots of Celtic tie ins. Very cool audio experience good work of voices for different characters and very successful singing sections. My Only negative point might be that it isn't a very crunchy litrpg and the elements that are added in are perhaps unnecessary?

Great story and voice acting!

It's a fun mostly lighthearted adventure to listen to in a unique setting. The characters are easy to like and the magic is interesting.

Great beginning of a series, would recommend

I really enjoyed this entry to the genre. Not too heavy on the stats/game portion, and it really worked.

Good character development, the world felt fully fleshed out, and also felt fresh as I haven’t ran into too many stories set in the myths of the British Isles.

Would recommend this book whole heartedly

love it

Wow, great story so far!! that sea shanty was 🔥🔥. honestly keep going can't wait for more.

Barely finished book 1

The Longwinded One writing skills were fine however, the story-arc lacked any interesting character development, mostly standard portrayal of fantasy characters such as dwarves, fairies, &c. The MC backstory was lightly touched-on and his interaction with other characters was that of information exchange about one realm and the other being somewhat stilted and uninteresting.

This wasn't a bad book, thus the 3 star review but it just wasn't what I had expected.