Rebirth: A LitRPG Apocalypse Adventure

Electrified, Book 1

By: J.D. Olson

Narrated by: Grace Rolek

Lightning brought her back. Now, it's her best weapon to survive the apocalypse.

When the end of the world arrived, Elysia was already dead. Amid widespread destruction, collapsing cities, and dangerous creatures, strange lightning struck her grave.

Rejuvenated by the violet lightning, life returns to her broken body. Elysia must find a way to harness the element in her veins or die as she's thrust into a dangerous new world.

Better than being dead.

She was always a free spirit, and survival is just another challenge. But as she powers up, something constantly nags at her: maybe, just maybe, her family is still alive somewhere out there.

Rebirth is book one of action-packed LitRPG apocalypse series about a reincarnated loner turned lightning-thrower. She'll carve out a place for herself in a world changed by a System, conquering zombies, dungeon bosses, and worse, all while fast-traveling on a yacht.

©2023 J.D. Olson (P)2023 Podium Audio

Nice read

Good plot and overall good narration. Needs a bit better editing because there are several sections where a sentence or part of sentence are repeated which break the flow of the book.

Really fun

The story is really fun, and I really enjoy what we see of the main character so far. Can’t wait for more.

Love the Story

I love the story the only issue I have is the MC’s lack of information.

Extreme luck flip

Situations here tend to go really bad, then really good, but only to get her just to where she'll be just tough enough for the next really bad one then repeat. Not terrible but very roller-coaster very quickly the the new pet fluff was a wonderful pause break

A lot better than expected

I started listening to this as a filler for a long work week. It turned out to be pretty good. It has flaws, some of the logical choices, etc caused me to groan in annoyance. However, it was still really interesting towards the end. Sad it ended where it did...wasn't a cliff hanger, but just wished it continued on.

The "world" has a lot of room to grow, so, let's hope it doesn't crash and burn.

I wasn't totally thrilled with the performance, one step away from being monotone.

The beginning didn't drag me in, and some of the flaws in logic are prevalent there, so give it time.