The Big Brewhaha

A Tavern-Building Cozy Fantasy LitRPG (Beers and Beards, Book 3)

De: JollyJupiter

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland

The Thirsty Goat Brewpub is on the move!

With the events of the Regional Octamillenial Brewing Contest behind them, the team heads to the dwarven capital to compete against the best the country has to offer. But when they arrive, they find a city in turmoil.

Political factions compete for dominance in the city as the Octamillenial approaches, but Pete has more important things to worry about, like sourcing a local supplier for hops! Will Pete manage to nab the mantle of the greatest brewer? Will Penelope finally find her prince? And why are ducks so terrifying? With the help of new friends, the Thirsty Goat will need to weather the storm as the capital city erupts in one big brouhaha!

Book 3 of a Cozy Fantasy Series filled with love, laughter, epic fantasy, and a little melancholy. Beers & Beards balances epic fantasy & slice-of-life with charm aplenty and a charisma score high enough to make a bard blush. It doesn't matter if you like beer or not, this is set to fill your need for comforting stories.

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Foreshadowing, of a potentially good ark, we're closing up amazing ones

Great ark, it allows for closure on so many levels, but at the same time opens new possibilities. I did a lot of so many of these long-standing a quest to be closed, and doing it in a way that allows us to make the characters more 3D. Awesome some good foreshadowing

Great brewing, excellent narration

I can't see any of the other great narrators, like Andrea Parsneau, Travis Baldree or Pavi Proczko narrating this book. He does an excellent job bringing each of the characters to life. As for the book itself, the yuks are well, yuks. There are a number of them along with a lot of nods to other LitRPG titles I have listened to. While some may not like that there is no dungeon delving in this book, the story is excellent and well written.

Great storytelling!

I love the narrator and the story. Sorry it’s not a fancy review. I can’t wait for book 4

Another great book

I really like this series. Book 3 was another great addition and can’t wait for book 4.

love this series

always waiting for the next one in the series, great story with an outstanding performer.

Fantastic as all!

Took forever to get released, but worth every second of waiting! Find the rest in Royal Road if you can’t wait. That’s where I’m heading!

It was a fantastic 3rd book

I will now patiently wait for book 4 this series is fantastic and easy to digest

lives up to everything I've come to expect from this series. fantastic.

I love the characters and the narrators ability to really bring them alive. this is been a fantastic series and I hope it continues for some time.

Took a while but worth it

I take the fact that this book was released that the author is still alive hooray :-) I love this book series there's not enough good dwarf books like this which is a real shame This book series has it all a little bit of ezekai some saucy gods

multiple different races that are for once not clawing at each other's throats it's funny a little bit of melancholy and it has a clear goal but it's not in a rush to get to it it's a nice

happy leisurely book that's not trained to rush anywhere and I really like it the book and it's very well written it's worth the wait and sadly for us that do the audible books we got to wait a little longer than

everyone else lol but still worth it just wish it audible would make it easier for us to find out information or the progress or something

Not as good as the first or second

First book sets everything up and keeps things relatively low stakes, but very interesting, with good pacing and fun times. The second ramps up the stakes and makes everything far more action packed, the third kind of peters out here and there, with only a little bit of actual action near the end and a whole lot of talking that doesn't really do much to push character development or explain anything we don't already know. It also feels like there's a bit of rushing near the end. The Octomillennial competition actually feels less important than the Minova one, or even the Beer Brawl