The Crafter's Dynasty

A Dungeon Core Novel (Dungeon Crafting, Book 6)

By: Jonathan Brooks

Narrated by: Louise Cooksey

Length: 15 hrs and 2 mins

Publisher's summary

Sandra is opposed by a threat thought long-buried in this exciting conclusion to the Dungeon Crafting series....

After recovering from the effects of a Core shard taking over her mind, Sandra had developed a way to bond with nearby Dungeon Cores, “pacifying” them in the process. Consistent culling of the Monsters within their dungeons would still be required, but no longer would the surrounding areas be dangerous with wandering Monsters sent out by those Cores.

Accomplishing all of that will inevitably lead to a greater responsibility that Sandra wouldn’t be able to handle on her own. Fortunately, the surrounding races are more than willing to step up and contribute, thereby slowly taking their lands back from the hostile Dungeon Cores trying to kill them all. With their help, Sandra’s dreams of being able to ignore the world and get back to her peaceful crafting are getting closer to reality.

Unbeknownst to the crafty Dungeon Core, however, an old foe learns of Sandra’s existence and is bent on destroying her - one way or another. Only through perseverance, the help of her friends, and quite a bit of crafting will she be able to defeat this adversary; doing so will not only ensure the safety of her Core and the surrounding lands, but it will also establish Sandra’s presence in the wasteland as something meant to stand the test of time.

In short, it is time for the craft-loving Core to establish her dynasty.

This Dungeon Core story contains LitRPG/GameLit elements such as statistics and leveling and a heavy crafting emphasis. No profanity, sexual content, or harems.

©2021 Jonathan Brooks (P)2021 Jonathan Brooks

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Great story and narration.

A perfect finish for an epic series of the dungeon core genre.

An awesome and crafty resolution awaits within :)

This series is amazing and it ended in a great fashion for how it started. I love the twists and artificership shown here. A fun series and a great end.

It is a good ending to a well written series

the series is an excellent read and is a nice change of pace from the regular dungeon books.
I think it is even better narrated by Louise Cooksey

Pernouces orichalcum wrong

It is pernounced as ori-cal-cum in english. Everytime she said the word, it was like a knife stabbing into brain triggering ocd. It was not as bad as my other friend who pernouces it as oric-u-lum

enjoyed

I am enjoying the series so far, some minor things I disliked but its my personal preference, but if you like litrpg and reincarnation you'll enjoy this

such a wonderful finish

I am so thankful that I found this series it has been wonderful. Such a great story. I am a crafter at heart and it was wonderful to have a main character that just wants to make things.

so exciting

What an interesting addition to the series and beyond. Exciting things are happening in the Dungeon universe. I wanted to read everything by this author but this book pushes his stuff up my tbr pile.

Fun and satisfying conclusion

A vary fun, exciting and satisfying end to the dungeon crafting storyline. Plus a great glimpse at what comes next.

A Satisfying Conclusion

This book wraps up the crafters dungeon Series while leaving the door open for more stories will be careful with these characters.

Solid adventure

There is something about reading a great book like this one. I did not read it though. Jonathan and Louise brought together the crafters dungeon, Sandra and her companions together, and made a wonderful world. In this book the action is there, plot twist, and of course the stats that go along with this. In this last book I did not get bogged down and tired of listening to it, like some others that just drag on and nothing important is happening. I truly enjoy the series and just like any book Jonathan has wrote I will listen to them again.