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The RPG Apocalypse

The RPG Apocalypse, Book 1

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The RPG Apocalypse

By: Jeremy Chambless
Narrated by: Maks Daniels
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Summary

Life isn't a game. Well, maybe it is now.

Every day is the same for Joseph: Study, go to class, repeat. He can't help wondering what it's all for; who it's all for? Life is dull, and there's no prospect of that changing. Is some excitement too much to ask for?

"Get to safety if you wish to survive!"

Joseph's prayers are answered, but not in a way he could ever have expected. Goblins, ghouls, kobolds, and a myriad of monsters and mythical creatures have spawned all over the college campus and beyond. The carnage is shocking.

If he's going to survive the RPG apocalypse, Joseph is going to have to figure out the new rules fast. And if it's wrong to feel so alive...when so many other people have died?

©2021 Jeremy Chambless (P)2021 Podium Audio Adventure Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Post-Apocalyptic Science Fiction Survival
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always moving forward with no stagnation. I really enjoyed this story and can't wait to listen to the next one!!!

always moving forward with no stagnation.

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Nothing special however it improved as it went. Stats were very repetitive and caused me to blank out whilst listening at times. Other than the repetitive stats the author did not waste my time and pad out the book with waffle. I will buy the next book but it won't be near the top of my list.

Stats are a bit repetitive at times

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