Martyrs

Legends of the Great Savanna, Book 1

By: Justin Lincoln

Narrated by: Matthew Broadhead

Welcome to the Great Savanna!

Explore hidden adventure within expansive grasslands, protect the unique race known as the Martyrs, and discover the Legends of the Great Savanna.

Martyrs are a unique type of creature. They are born as tall as you or me and grow to twice our size. When they are cubs, their fur is the same golden brown as Savanna grass. Playful at heart, Martyr cubs prowl and hunt like humanoid lions. When they reach adulthood, their features harden. They begin walking on two feet, making it easier to handle the weight of their Ancient Oaths.

James is a normal type of human; short on cash, and desperately trying to build a life for himself. His parents died when he was a young teen, leaving only his little brother Michael behind. They made it through together, but James knew they would never have a comfortable life. So when the military approached him with a high paying contract, James couldn’t refuse. That was how he became the first person ever to enter a fully immersive virtual reality world.

Join James as he saves the life of a rambunctious Martyr cub, is adopted into their clan, and uses magical spells and abilities to help his new family grow from a small band of survivors on the run, into what they once were: ancient and powerful protectors of the Great Savanna.

LitRPG Categories = Town Building, Warrior Mage Main Character (MC), Tower Defense, No Logout.

©2018 Justin Lincoln (P)2018 Justin Lincoln

My first LitRPG - Very Interesting

Never read a book like this before. I enjoyed it thoroughly. I couldn’t help but wonder how it would be if the game mechanics were explained outright in the beginning.

Excellent Book!

This is a great listen. The story itself is extremely engaging! The character development is awesome and It truly makes you feel like you are there. It took me back to my days of gaming. Would recommend this book to everyone!

God damned roosters!

the absolute most funny thing is how he gets woken up by the sound a rooster makes. Cocka doodle doo mother fucker!

Pretty Decent

This book is a pretty decent, if you like slice of life stories. I do so I had a good time to listening to this audio book of more than 10 hours. Though, I did notice that towards the end of the novel much of the parts appeared to become less projecting. But, overall, it was a good audiobook.

Very Entertaining

A good example of how to write a story where you can make your reader/listener involved till the last page. I loved this book. I’ve been getting into more of this author’s books and this was a great one. If there was anything I wanted more of in the book it would be pushing in more game mechanics.