Limitless Lands Book 5: Invasion

By: Dean Henegar

Narrated by: Jack Voraces

Length: 12 hrs and 24 mins

Publisher's summary

The war for control of Hayden’s Knoll begins as a massive army invades the zone. Raytak gathers his forces and marches the legion out to meet the foe. Allies and friends rally to the cause, but will their support be enough to stem the tide? Thousands will clash, and with every swing of his sword and every command given to his army, Raytak is one step closer to remembering those he loves.

Can he protect all that he and his friends have built? Will he finally be reunited with his family?

Find out in Invasion.

©2020 Dean Henegar (P)2020 Dean Henegar

An amazing Series!!! Lit-RPG with RTS mixed in.

I have been a big fan of this series and have been waiting impatiently for this book to come out. It is an original take on the Lit-RPG genre and mixes RTS into the mix. It is full of light humor and an engaging story line. Narration is also makes this series great. Jack Voraces is an excellent pairing with Dean Hengar's series and jack makes it comes alive. One of my all time favorite series!

Fantastic LitRPG

I received a free review copy of this audiobook.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. In it, Raytak has to defend Hayden's Knoll in the war that has been brewing. It was a fitting finale to the series. If you liked the previous books, I recommend listening to this one also. The story has some twists, and effective strategies were employed. The narration was great. The voices for the characters add much to the humor and to my enjoyment of the book. There were happy and sad moments - I think it is good when a book can cause strong emotions. That demonstrates the skill of the author. Certainly, it is one of the best LitRPG series I've had the pleasure to read or listen to.

I cried at the end

The series end was beautiful and brief. I think it is a good listen, and I enjoyed the character interaction. It could be because I have a friend named Tie and we served together in the Corps.

From beginning to ending A+++

Totally entire this whole series from beginning to ending. Highly recommend. Lots of action and a nice back story. Whole series wrapped up nicely!

Beautiful

It is a wonderful end to a wonderful series. I really hope that more is written in this world. Jack Voraces narration has really grown on me and I look forward to enjoying his voice in the future.

An absolute epic series through-and-through

Every book in this series has been amazing And this one was no different. Truly all inspiring an absolute perfect Journey you really could not ask for more. Look read this book series it is amazing you will not be disappointed Dean Henegar captured a Perfect mix of action and a powerful storyline.

Good ending to series.

This ending of the series was more than I could’ve hoped for. Book 4 ended on such a high note. I was concerned that not everything would have it’s ending. Beautifully written. Brilliantly performed.

The Best Lit RPG Series

Book 5 is an excellent conclusion to this wonderful series. The ending is deep, touching and heartfelt. The NPC characters in game come to life and the players are developed both in game and out of game. I listened to the audible version and the narration was great. The combat strategy, action along with various alliances made the military elements compelling. There was not a weak element in the entire story. Bravo.

enjoyable.

while I understand it isn't entirely about the game world the gamer me feels a little cheated about not seeing what happened after the battle, what lvls and gear he got, what choices he picked for upgrades and all that.

Not the best book, but wow all the feels

This is not the best litrpg, there is the familiar theme of being ported into a game world, but the game mechanics used are pretty different (and not always well defined - they don't play a huge role in the story). What makes this series special though is the in real life story told accompanying the game story. It is the best I have come across (it is still a side story and the motivations don't always make the most sense), but the feels people the feels. I was left in tears.

I think anyone who has lost a grandparent to dementia or knows a veteran is going to have some emotional connection to the story. The storyline is good, but not crisp. The narrator does a decent job (and this improves throughout the series). The emotional rollercoaster the story takes you on though is top notch. Worth the credits.