The Dungeoneers

By: Jeffery Russell

Narrated by: Faust Kells

After five years as a city guard, Durham's horizontal career trajectory adds a corkscrew when a mis-delivered order assigns him to caravan duty for an eclectic group of dwarves who hire themselves out as professional dungeoneers. No ruler wants to leave a powerful magical weapon lying about in a dungeon where just any prophesied upstart can stumble across it and use it to overthrow the kingdom. That's where the dungeoneers come in. Dungeons sacked, artifacts recovered, no job too big or too small. They're not adventurers; they're professionals. With the discovery that Durham may have arrived with a destiny attached to him, the dungeoneers find themselves in the midst of some history about to happen. Will experience and Dwarven know-how be enough to carry the day?

©2015 Jeffery Russell (P)2015 Jeffery Russell

loved it

Great story great narrator. had me from beginning to end. I will be waiting for more.

Good story, Lackluster Narrator

Due to a lackluster narrator who places emotion and emphasis on the wrong parts of sentences and frequently mispronounces words, this is a tale that is better read than listened to. Ignoring the audiobook, the actual story is slow to get started and drags in spots, but is otherwise a solid yarn from a first time author (I'm assuming he is a first time author). Worth a read!

Dungeon diving at its best

Excellent story,great characters and an enchanting narration.one of my favorite books to read and now to listen to as well.i hope the series never ends

Nice to Follow Some Component Adventures for Once

I found this book fun and from a unique perspective. The Dungeoneers were such to follow particularly when the bypassed the puzzles on the lock by just ramming down the door with a battering ram.

I also liked how the liche arranged things to get our main character involved in the story. And that our hapless guard was actually really observant but side gated due to him solving the murder of a sheep.

And that the main character ended up the king of a flooded kingdom.

Recommended to my daughter.

I really enjoyed this story. It is different than most of the fantasies I've read. There is some humor and even a chicken gets to play a major part. Loved it.