A Capital's Perils
Adventures on Brad, Book 8
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A Capital's Perils
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Eric Jason Martin
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Narrated by:
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Eric Jason Martin
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Tao Wong
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May you receive the attention of those in high places
Daniel has drawn the attention of the one group he desperately wanted to avoid. The Royal Family has summoned him to Warmount, the capital of Brad. There, he'll have to try to avoid noble politics and royal entanglements, and keep up with his Adventuring.
Of course, that'd be simpler if the Labyrinth was easier to delve through or if Warmount wasn't a Master Class dungeon.
A Capital's Perils is book eight of the Adventures on Brad, a LitRPG young adult fantasy series. Written by the best-selling author of the System Apocalypse and A Thousand Li series, it draws inspiration from Japanese light novels like Dan Machi, Grimgar, and Konosuba.
©2022 Tao Wong (P)2024 Tao Wong
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