Nothing but Brew Skies

A Cozy Fantasy LitRPG (Beers and Beards, Book 4)

By: JollyJupiter

Narrated by: Christian J. Gilliland

Lord Peter Roughtuff is bored.

It’s been almost a month since the events of the Octamillenial, and the Kingdom of Crack has entered a golden age of brewing. At the center of everything is the newly minted Lord Peter Roughtuff, the infamous co-owner of the Thirsty Goat Brewpub. His beloved beer has been saved and he has the Kingdom’s full support for his new brewing practices. He should be having the time of his life, but with nothing to focus his attention, he’s feeling somewhat adrift.

So, when an opportunity arises to travel as the Kingdom’s Sacred Brew ambassador, Pete jumps at the chance. He’s in a fantasy world, so why not actually go see some of the fantasy? Of course, the Great Game of the Gods is still ongoing, but he’s already befriended half of his fellow Chosen, so what could possibly go wrong?

Join Pete as he travels from the high-topped trees of the elven Kingdoms and the sunny shores of the human city-states, to the rolling plains of the beastfolk tribes. From sparkling ciders to elven wines, it’s time to leave the underground and beer behind. So roll up your beard, and give a hearty cheer, because for Peter Roughtuff, there’s Nothin’ but Brew Skies ahead!

The final installment in a Cozy Fantasy Series filled with love, laughter, epic fantasy, and a little melancholy. Beers & Beards balances epic fantasy & slice-of-life with charm aplenty and a charisma score high enough to make a bard blush. It doesn't matter if you like beer or not, this is set to fill your need for comforting stories.

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the book is the same as the other entries in this glorious series with a particular focus on the great game and it's ending

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A good wrap up to a good series.

It might take some by surprise but this is very likely the last book in the series. It's a bit rushed in the second half but still concluded satisfactorily.