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The Nexus Games

By: Shami Stovall
Narrated by: Dan Calley
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Special Forces Soldier Alex Kellan has three problems. He’s on forced medical leave, he’s alone on Christmas, and two men are actively stalking his every step.

Things get worse when Kellan wakes up in a twisted world, where people have magical abilities, and high-tech weaponry. It turns out, Kellan’s stalkers want him to participate in a deadly competition - whether or not Kellan agrees. Forced to participate in the infamous Nexus Games, Kellan must risk everything to survive the competition, and save the other members of his ragtag team.

A litRPG thriller with high-tech magic, and a game with the ultimate prize.

©2021 Capital Station Books (P)2022 Shami Stovall Fantasy Fiction Genre Fiction Movie, TV & Video Game Tie-Ins Suspense Thriller & Suspense Magic Game

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Loved this ! Can’t wait for the next one, great job by both the author and narrator ! Worth a listen

Brilliant listen

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It took me a little while to get used to the main character but I ended up really loving him, and how he reacts to all the weird and creepy things that happen around him

This story definetly has one of the most interesting worlds I've read,and I'm looking forward to seeing more of it in book 2

Really enjoyed the story

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As the title says. The story started slowly and I nearly gave up, but I'm sure glad I didn't as I really enjoyed the story of kellen and the nexus games as it got going. I'm looking fowrad to the Void Knight and the continuation of the Nexus Games.

Slow start but worth it

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I’ve been following the author primarily through the Frith chronicles which has got to being among one of the best fantasy series I have read in a while. This is a completely new and unrelated work in a while other universe and is definitely a bit more adult focussed though still accessible. I’m not going to lie it did take me a while to get into the world, it’s very distinct and has been built well with an interesting cast of characters, I particularly liked the dungeon crawler style of the missions and the multiverse concept it almost felt like a D&D adventure with the way parts were structured.

Overall, it was a fun listen and Dan Calley does an admirable job with the narration however my main gripe would be that apart from Kellen the other characters, especially the villains, felt a little underdeveloped especially in comparison to the Firth chronicles, now part of this is probably intentional since this is the first book in a series and there’s still quite a lot of mysteries to uncover in the future but it definitely feels like a book setting up the rest of the story rather than a complete volume in itself. Still I thoroughly enjoyed it and definitely recommend it if you want a more maturish sci-fi/fantasy blend with a bit of D&D thrown in for good measure

A fun new adventure

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