Museum Core

A Dungeon Core/LitRPG Apocalypse Adventure

By: Jakob H. Greif

Narrated by: Johnathan McClain

Stuck in the middle of a city turned monster-infested jungle, things weren't going well for Thomas. And now he’s a rock.

A visit to London’s Natural History Museum became a horror show as magic flooded Earth. Now, Thomas is entombed there as a Dungeon Core, with only the creatures on display available as minions.

All over the globe, patches of land have been replaced by strange alien environments, containing not only monsters from myth and legend, but also humanity’s worst nightmares. Leviathans stir at the bottom of the ocean, dragons have reclaimed the skies, and shadows are once again something to fear.

Can Thomas turn this former place of learning into a deathtrap capable of withstanding the forces of the outside world, or will he fall victim to the bottomless appetites of supernatural beasts?

From Jakob Grief, bestselling author of Apocalypse Redux, comes a brand-new Dungeon Core series unlike anything you’ve seen before.

©2024 Shadow Alley Press (P)2024 Shadow Alley Press

Can't wait for more

I loved every second of it, I cannot wait for more. It really is a hidden gem.

Great Dungeon Core Story

Best Dungeon Core story I've read this year. Reminds me of the best parts of the Divine Dungeon series. The characters are interesting and likeable while still reacting in a realistic manner to an apocalypse event. I absolutely love the contrast of a dungeon core loving adorable things and beimg so deadly. Great story and looking forward to the next book!

Fun dungeon core book!

This book was one of those rare delights when a great narrator is paired with a story perfect for them. The story is a fun night at the museum dungeon core book with a lot of humor. The narrator really seems to enjoy the book and gives it his all. His comedic timing combined with the books humor makes for a really enjoyable listen.

the performer was amazing.

every inflection and speck of sarcasm was perfect! incredibly funny. the story was a good twist on a classic but the reader was the star of the show.

Simply the best reading of a book ever.

I like the flow of the story and the reading. I do wish there was a "system " I like character progression.