Champion of Justice (A Dungeon Core Gambit Side Story)

The Dungeon Core Gambit, Book 2

By: Antony W. F. Chow

Narrated by: Camille DuBois

How does a murderer redeem herself?

By going to another world to kill the same person again!

Bobbi Nox was notorious for committing a gruesome murder against a former employee; she was sentenced to rot in jail for the rest of her life. But in a divine twist of fate, Dike, the Goddess of Moral Justice, has come calling with an offer: become Dike's Champion of Justice.

The target?

None other than Markos Turloch, the person Bobbi had murdered!

To her astonishment, Markos had been reincarnated as a dungeon core and he conquered the Kingdom of Vessar. Blaming Markos for her incarceration, Bobbi agrees to help Dike free the kingdom from his tyranny! Endowed with several divine blessings from Dike, Bobbi is sent to the world of Enwald as a Paladin!

Finding herself in a game-like world, Bobbi must level up her character and become powerful enough to challenge Markos inside his dungeon. She must learn to work with the four female worshipers Dike has sent to accompany Bobbi on this holy quest. She must find a way to enter Markos' dungeons, reach his dungeon cores, and destroy them.

Will Bobbi Nox accomplish her mission to destroy Markos Turloch?

Or will he turn the tables and make her life miserable again?

Listen to Champion of Justice to find out!

©2019 Antony W.F. Chow (P)2019 Antony W.F. Chow

The Ice Queen cometh!

I like the way the story unfolds. Way better than what I was thinking at the start.

wow

I was worried when I started the book that the book is about the murderer and how it was going to end and all I can say is it was amazing

New beginning for the core hero

The crime at the beginning of the previous book- which set the events of this book into motion is unforgivable in any way I can think of. It made it difficult to care about the well being of the MC. Half the book, I just wanted her to die horribly. But- if you can forgive, you should forgive. it clears the path into the future, and if the MC of the first book can forgive the MC of the second book, I’ll try to accept it.

As for the narrator- I can’t get tired of listening to her. That voice .. mmm

As with the first book, this one could also use more character development. If you have trouble remembering names, the characters easily blend together. No one seems to have a sense of humor- except the cheerleading fairy. A little more levity could give a great story a lot more depth.

very concerning romance

First, I would like to start off by saying that for the most part this book was rather good. I think the sires has promise. What I found concerning however is the parts were the main character was apparently falling in love with the very person that brutally murdered him! I found it rather distasteful and took me out of the story. It seems like the story is trying to redeem her when she does not deserve it. She seems almost as bad as she was in the first book and seems to lack any remorse for her actions. Her only redeeming quality is she is pretty. I find the massage this sends is concerning and rather than rooting for her redemption I find myself hoping she gets what she derives with the main character coming to his senses or it all being one elaborate trap for her. Other than that, I rather liked the story and am hoping for more soon.

Short and good, but not great

I enjoyed it but too short & not enough character development. Characterjumps frommaniaclyevil to simplyunpleasant.