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Rise of a Dungeon House

By: John Stovall
Narrated by: Brian Wiggins
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James Toledo has fled Norhilm on a quest to find Felgoth, the oblivion dragon.

He has rescued his sister, Isabel, but the cost is that his many enemies know he survived. Now his enemies are looking for him in the city to rectify his “still living” status. James needs to gain an edge if he’s to return to the city and establish his new dungeon.

James’ granddad, Leviathan, paved the road for James to get that edge. But that plan requires James to sail to the continent of Nazgrim. He’ll need to cross the Burning Sands in order to convince a dying Abomination, Felgoth, to join him. But the Abominations are more powerful than anything James or his granddad had dealt with before, and even dying ones have ways to influence James.

James must convince the Abomination to become the boss monster of his dungeon and then get it back to Norhilm. Once home, James will establish his dungeon, survive the attempts to kill him, and finally exact revenge on those who killed his family.

A dark litRPG dungeon tale for fans of The Punisher and The Dungeon of Stories.

©2022 Shami Stovall (P)2022 Capital Station Books

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