Dimension Dungeon: Book One

By: S.D. McKittrick

Narrated by: Nicholas Gilomen

Samual Tinner, or Sam as he prefers to be called, has had a run of bad luck.

Kicked out of college, Sam is working just enough to pay his bills and survive day to day. But what happens when he doesn't survive the day?

When God kills Sam during a battle of the gods, our young man is thrust into a world unlike anything he could imagine. Surviving off video game knowledge, he must traverse dungeons to survive. With his own domain in the design of his small apartment, he is the last line in defense against the hoards from darkness.

Equipped with a unique class, he finds fighting harder than expected. That is, until he's able to summon his first companion—a young dragonkin that takes a liking to the human. With a bond forming between the two, the duo start training in earnest.

Dungeons are conquered, and a plot is revealed that puts Sam in the center. But how can one little human change so much? Is he really responsible?

Download today to discover Sam's first adventure and his new life.

©2023 Sean D McKittrick (P)2023 Sean D McKittrick

An Author trying to make it but they break it

I read the Synopsis and it doesn't really do the book Justice that's the problem it shows it to be more of a dungeon crawl which it Is But it's also a harem And as I'm not someone who likes harem books Unless they.are someone who really concentrates on that when I read this book and harem part started They were her like an after thought Where as The crawling Was machicously craftedIt was changed from a more family friendly book that was on the same Level of 5 stars like dungeon crawler Carl one of those books that you could just see becoming a New York Times best-seller And end ups Seeing their artistry Of this author corrupted In the need to move books Basically if you're going to harem book Do a harem book and if you're goingna do a crawler story do a crawler story the way this is done just isn't Working Which makes it so much worse because we can definitely see that this is someone who is going to be a master at their craft when they make their decision of what they want to do

spin off of dungeon cleaners...

like the book and how the autho changed it up a bit but found that the author basically was following the same plot line as in the dungeon cleaner books.

Not a very smart, main character.

The main character comes off as somewhat autistic. He is constantly saying he’s going to do something and then doesn’t do it. His decision making is not the sharpest either. Overall he comes across as a very immature teenager most of the time. As for the environment, I guess it would be paradise for a shut-in. Most well adjusted adults would find it a nice prison in which they have to kill constantly in order to feed themselves. If they should die, then they’re all condemned to become the servant or slave of another, in order to be kill again for infinity. So I guess it’s not surprising that at the end we find out that some people are revolting against this eternal imprisonment and slavery. (oh, but don’t worry if you do a good job at killing things, they let you out for a few days.)

“I’m sorry that I killed you, here let me make it up to you, I’ll just in-prison you and have you start killing things for us and if you’re a good boy, we would give you someone to sleep with, and will let you out a few times. But be warned if you don’t meet our deadlines. well, let’s not talk about that.”