Core Domination

Dimensional Dungeon Cores, Book 5

By: Jonathan Brooks

Narrated by: Miles Meili, Louise Cooksey

Length: 12 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

2,993,517 words…25 books…five different series…four amazing Dungeon Cores…and one epic crossover finale….

This is it. This is the end.

The Station Core and his allies managed to survive a disastrous meeting with Emperor Helios, and are coming back stronger than ever. Picking up yet another ally in the form of Tacca GloomLily, a Dungeon Fairy-turned-Dungeon Core, their newest addition has knowledge of something that will dramatically change the war against the Heliothropes, once and for all.

Unfortunately, despite this powerful new knowledge, after the circumstances surrounding the confrontation with the Heliothrope leader, Haven Station was left vastly depleted with very few able to fight the battles to come. Just as the swift resolution to their problems seemed to be going down the drain from lack of manpower, an old friend reached out and presented them a potential solution.

But will this solution be the answer they’re looking for or just another problem? Either way, the Dungeon Cores aboard Haven Station are intent on not only in defeating Emperor Helios and freeing the enslaved people of the galaxy, but to also demonstrate why it was a mistake for the Heliothropes to mess with a certain Station Core in a showing of complete…domination.

Dimensional Dungeon Cores is a continuation of the Station Cores, Dungeon Crafting, Dungeon World, and Dungeon Fairy series, though it can be enjoyed without having listened to the previous books. This story contains LitRPG and GameLit mechanics, Dungeon Core elements, including dungeon construction and defense, and optional stat tables in the form of footnotes. Contains no foul language, no harems, and no sexual content.

©2023 Jonathan Brooks (P)2023 Jonathan Brooks

Absolutely breathtaking ending to an epic series

It’s not often that the ending of a book series legitimately leaves me speechless but Johnathan brooks along with a stellar performance by miles Meili and Louise Cooksey succeeded splendidly. From conjuring huge battles and structures to the personality of every single character made it so real it felt like I was there. This is definitely a book and series that take the top of my list of favorites and I hope for a sequel.

A truly epic ending!

I love this series ❣️
The way Brooks brings so many characters from his other series in and ties everything together is simply incredible.
This series is great for, pretty much, all ages.
Next time one of my kids are with me on a cross country run, I'm listening to this with them.
I would put this up against Percy Jackson or Harry Potter in enjoyability. I think it's even better than The Hunger Games and The Maze Runner series.
Wonderful writing and narration.
I was gifted this book with the expectation of an honest review.
I would have bought this book because I love this series so much and, of course, needed the last book, but was able to win a free code from the author. You ROCK Jonathan Brooks!
I give this book and series 9 out of 5 stars!

I love the journey this was

the story is great. listening to the dungeon core series is great. I really enjoyed the journey as I listened.

To perfect end to an amazing journey

After listening to The first station cores series i was hooked and have stay on this journey sitting on the edge of my seat the entire time loving every moment. The characters growth and development as characters and cores has been amazing.

A great series ending

I really loved how the author described the sheer scale of the things. It made things feel very epic. It was great seeing all the characters come together and tackle the hurtles they face. This book did a great job of ending the series while leaving an opening for more possible books. I will be the first one to buy if they do.

Character Just Knows

The book is good, but a certain character just FINDS a way to make a God....and it just works. I find that a little lazy. Otherwise it is a good book.

loved it!

definitely want more it wrapped up very well lots of inexperienced events i would listen to spin offs.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

ooooooooooooooooooo! Gosh darn why. Why! I listened to the station core compilation 3 times, listened through the other involved core series from these and got stoked to see Milton come back with all the others we got attached to. We all knew it was coming but still sad to see it. Hopefully they all make a return someday. If I had any complaint for the dimensional core books it would be to have just a little more involvement from the others, obviously juggling that many would be difficult but it really felt like they were more background characters to Milton's crew side characters and Milton's main character. I honestly wouldn't change anything anyway though, solid story on a grand scale, hopefully one day grander. A neat companion story would be a slice of life of each of the cores and some of the other characters that kinda gets a few chapters to see things from their point of view during certain events or just between events. Like at the where at Heaven for the decades, what was Fred working on, days when he gets a break to be with his wife and what not what do they get up to, Fred's interaction with the other cores and crew from his perspective. For example him and his wife go out to get food and sit down after whatever it is they were working on. They are talking and hear an explosion, a pause then Wisp busts through the floor from dozens beneath and keeps going and they just go back to talking while drones repair the damage. They go back through their portal to update their friends and son on the crazy nonsense that they are getting into in Milton's dimension and hang out for a bit.

a great finish

a great finish to a wonderful series of books. would love more books in the series

good ending

loved it. I think it was a good way to end the story. I will miss the characters.