There's a Dungeon in My Basement Omnibus: Books 1-3

By: Dante King

Narrated by: Jack Smith, Anne Marie Lebeaur

The entire series in a single offering!

Ordinary life becomes extraordinary when you've got a dungeon in your basement.

After the death of a grandfather he never knew, Caleb Holdstock inherits a mysterious mansion. The place needs a lot of work if its to be liveable, but the truly strange thing about it is what's in the basement.

A doorway drawn in chalk. It seems harmless at first, until a midnight encounter with a silver-haired elf proves that this doorway is, in fact, the entrance to another world.

With knowledge of a magical world beyond Earth, Caleb's life will never be the same again. And the best thing about it? He can travel back and forth freely.

He might actually get to enjoy it if he can juggle his multiple love interests, fend off a horde of catgirls, and master his own newfound magic.

©2024 Dante King (P)2024 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

The Suspense and sex

I love how everything came together. it was suspenseful and exciting and sexy just the I like it.

Interesting & awesome series!

This is a different dungeon setup. Not even sure if I can understand it after having listened to the series twice.
Author spends a lot of time on the characters and the story, rather than minutiae. Which I appreciate.
Great HaremLit dungeon portal series.
Love the writing and narration.
I'm giving this book 8 out of 5 stars.

Good start but let down as it went on

This story Is great the first book. The 2nd book was heading down hill. The third book just continued the downward slope.

The spin on pocket universes

The cat girls were a little over the top cuteness overload and saying brah a little too much

There is a continuity error at the start of book one!

I had to listen to the book until the end to point out a continuity error in the book. Very early on the books starts out with the death of the MCs Grandfather. it is the entire premise of the books that he inherited things from his dead GRANDFATHER. But once he gets to the house and starts going through his GRANDFATHERS stuff, the narrator refers to it as his UNCLES effects. either the narrator made a mistake, or the author\editor changed it from uncle to grandfather but left one out.

Other than that the book is fine.