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The Dungeon Leader
- The Dungeon Slayer, Book 3
- Narrated by: Austin Rising
- Length: 17 hrs and 35 mins
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Summary
Trapped in a dungeon and infected with a werewolf virus, Tad wrestles with Fenrir, the wolf inside his dagger.
Somehow, the wolf can hear his thoughts. He taunts Tad. Can Tad escape the dungeon? And what of Titan and the danger it poses to Earth?
Even if he returns to Earth, it has its own problems. The creators have all entered Titan; Titanspawn blocks the sky, and the world is freezing over. To make matters worse, dungeons are still exploding and the only person who can see when has disappeared. The Defector is the only creator left who could scrub the sky, but he seems to have his own plans.
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- George Peattie
- 27-10-21
There is just so much waffling
There are whole chapters lasting 20 ish minutes that just waffle with no goal just circular pointless thoughts.
I understand that this is in fact how most people brain works but I don’t come to audible, to hear this pointless waffling that I could get just by turning of distractions and waiting there.
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- Jim Brodie
- 11-12-21
What an awful main character
This may be one of the most unlikeable MCs in fiction. Never taking responsibility for his actions and stealing loot and acclaim from his dungeon team. Everything is someone else’s fault. He even left a team mate in a dungeon to hold out so he could do something else and then forgot to get them out. I’ve stopped 5 hours from the end and I don’t even care what happened. As I’m sure the power of pure awesome will save him.
This book is one of only a few that made me angry.
I’m not going to return but I am going to note the author and never buy anything from them and write a full review in good reads.
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