The Two Week Curse: A LitRPG Fantasy Series

The Ten Realms, Book 1

By: Michael Chatfield

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

Second Edition

Erik West is an ex-combat medic. He and his best friend, marine recon sniper Jimmy "Rugrat" Rodriguez, have been thrown into another world. They've become one of the "cursed". Now they have to figure out this fantasy world, where cultivation, skills, and abilities must be grown...or death awaits.

Ascension is just around the corner, whatever that means. But they'll need to master magic and temper their bodies to survive. In a world where your personal strength is your greatest value, Erik and Rugrat have to start from the bottom. But they've cut their teeth in conflicts all across Earth and honed their skills over years of training while creating a bond and upholding their honors and oaths.

It's not a question of if they are ready for the 10 realms, but instead are the 10 realms ready for them?

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©2018 Michael Chatfield (P)2022 Michael Chatfield

Not buying again.

So, if I could get a discount because I already own this but read by Todd vs Neil. I get it, Neil needs to get paid l. However it's the same book, with nothing new.

It was jarring to go from Todd to Neil. I loved the work and effort Todd put into this series by really defining voices that you just don't get with Neil.

Now for those of you just getting into this series I absolutely recommend you buying this version over the one with Todd if that's even still available. I also would recommend waiting for the re-release for all the books for cohesion in the narration and not having the jarring transition between narrators.

Finally! A great book with great characters and great writing!

I’ve been so bummed every litrpg/cultivation book I’ve found on audible since the Ritualist series. So many authors love to write some young stupid kid as the MC that fell into some scenario that makes them boring and OP. Eric and Rugrat are funny, skilled, and rational. This makes the story an enjoyable adventure into an unknown realm, instead of the usual trope of an naive kid that struggles with the idea of killing and morality and tends to walk into traps over an over. This series is off to an awesome start and I’ll be binging this for a couple weeks. Awesome book!

Great book tough to begin

Fight through the beginning of this book it’s well worth it. The start was very confusing and tough to get through but then it gets amazing. On par with the land series which is saying a lot!

Phenomenal

Absolutely love this book cannot wait for more. I was recommended this book and the story is phenomenal and I can relate to the characters.

pleasantly surprised

fan of epic fantasy, fan of manwha,fan of isekai. all this from pov of US soldiers. love it!

Nice

Overall quite fun. It does have a bit of a pacing issue and some info dumps but still very enjoyable.

good litrpg book

I just in to 20 ch and so far I found its interesting and I love how it two main characters. also, I love how the are two experiences solder learning their place in a new world

Good story, decent narration, worth the listen.

Good story, author was very straight forward in character development only fleshing out the characters that really needed it. The writing wasn't too grandiose but a kittle polish wouldn't have hurt.

The narration was decent and i don't want to bash the guy too much but i think he was a bit limited on inflection and cadence.

i will probably continue on with the series to see where the story goes also, the banter between the two main characters is pretty funny.

Good book

I really enjoyed this book. I think the multiple perspectives isn't my favorite style of writing but it's not too distracting in this one. Will read more of the 10 realms and see how it goes.

Better than I thought

I was hesitant at first about this audiobook but I’m glad that I gave it a try. I’m looking forward to starting the next book. I enjoyed the character development and narration. Both author and narrator did good jobs with this book.