Fall of a Dungeon House

City of Masks, Book 1

By: John Stovall

Narrated by: Brian Wiggins

James Toledo is dungeon descended, third son of a Dungeon Lord.

His father was one of the 14 rulers of the Empire of Varad, each in charge of a dungeon core.

James never believed he would have a chance to become a Dungeon Lord on his own, despite his dungeon-enhancing perk. But his grandfather found a new dungeon core, and made a deal with a creature of unimaginable power to become the new dungeon’s boss monster.

Unfortunately, before James was given control of the new dungeon core, his grandfather was assassinated, and his family murdered or kidnapped by unknown, masked assailants. James’ house burned down around him.

Barely surviving, James seeks the power necessary to take vengeance on all those who have wronged him and his family. He vows to put an end to the evil lurking deep within his city, but thugs and gangsters are only the beginning of what he’ll find.

A dark litRPG dungeon tale for fans of The Punisher and The Dungeon of Stories.

©2022 Capital Station Books (P)2022 Shami Stovall

an excellent beginning

a little dark, a little funny, some good action, most the characters are interesting.

the narrator did an excellent job

Great start

Really good start for a new author, a few minor things could be polished with the story line but all and all i really enjoyed it and im really looking forward to book 2!

excellent story

Great story! MC is a bit immature to start and that was a bit obnoxious to read. But, this is a great story overall so far. I am looking forward to seeing where this goes.

Wow...

Hurry up John Stovall... I NEED the second book! Love where the story is headed and the team of characters you've created. Highly recommend for anyone on the fence.

The MC is a Moron

I really don't know what else to say. The MC is quite possibly the dumbest sack of crap to ever be a dumb sack of crap. I mean dumb doesn't even begin to cover it. You can just imagine him sitting in a corner beating his head against the wall and screaching about how much he loves to eat his own feces.

The narration was not the greatest. I've listened to his work before and know that he's better than his performance on this book.