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Eden's Gate: The Scourge

A LitRPG Adventure

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Eden's Gate: The Scourge

By: Edward Brody
Narrated by: Pavi Proczko
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Audiobook 7 of the best-selling Eden's Gate series!

The Scourge have launched an attack, and the Freelands are overrun with Ergoth’s army of orcs and goblins. Travel is no longer safe, trade is at a standstill, and Edgewood Village is in ruins.

With the guild in desperate need of gold, Gunnar treks through the battle zone to complete an unresolved quest and is faced with a moral dilemma unlike anything he’s ever experienced in Eden’s Gate.

His choices lead him to join forces with some unlikely companions and sends him straight into the heart of the Wastelands.

Orcs would never allow humans to enter the Wastelands freely, so how exactly will he get inside, and what secrets are lurking deep below the Wastelands' surface?

In an unforgiving land filled with bloodthirsty beasts and monsters, Gunnar will be left questioning: Who is the real monster, and who’s the worst monster of them all?

©2021 Edward Brody (P)2021 Edward Brody Adventure Fiction Genre Fiction Science Fiction
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Twice as long as the previous books and triple the excitement! excited for the next one!

Loved it!

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love the length and progression of the overall story from this book
the best one yet.

best book yet!

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I like the story but it’s probably more suitable for 14 year olds. Very childish and quite shallow interactions. Everything is a fist bump, “dude” “cmon bro”. Half of the dialogue is the main character saying “what” and not picking up very obvious context clues.

Cool concept. But can be kind of cringe.

The performance isn’t the worst… but it’s not very good. British accents are TERRIBLE. Seriously.

A lot of the character sound the same. There’s only about 5 voices or so.

Kind of childish but a decent story

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