Unhinged

RPG'd Earth #3

by Bern Dean, Robert Johnston (editor), Cynthia Dean

Vegas, a city where vice rules and even the apocalypse can’t change that.

Join Jason and his party as they push from the outskirts of Las Vegas and into the center where demons rule. Will he root the evil out, be run out of town, or worse, end up as a meal for one of the many types of demons that seem to just want to indulge in their vices. What dangers besides demons and undead hide in the city or the wasteland surrounding it and if he survives them where will Jason go next?

Meanwhile, Caitlin has escaped Greece and made her way to Italy where she will meet some possible new allies. Will she decide that she wishes to settle there with her new friends or move on once more. What new situations will she and Onibi find themselves in during this part of their adventure?

Find out this and more in the latest instalment of RPG’d Earth, a postapocalyptic LitRPG story. Where the world is now governed by laws more at home in a tabletop RPG, with deities playing a game of their own while us poor mortals are just trying to survive. Also once more, this story will contain bigamy but no harem and all scenes that involve bedroom activities fade to black.

321 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 1, 2024

About the author

As a child I did not read unless Pokémon cards count. It wasn’t until middle school when my mother played a trick on me, she got me entranced in the Harry Potter books. She would read the first few to me before switching to reading me a chapter and leaving the book out for me to read if I wanted more. Thus started my love of reading, at least in part. I still didn’t go out of my way to find books to read and after high school I could count on one hand how many books I would read each year. Life continued like this for over five years before I was hooked on an anime and searched out its light novel. This led to the phase where I was reading at least a couple books a month to now where I have gone through over 300 books in the last year.

Now I am putting my own work in to the world while following my own mantra. To write for yourself or you will never love what you write. When I first started to put my ideas into words I was surprised to find that those I shared it with loved it. This led me on to the road of putting out my own book for the world to see. Thank you to everyone who has or will help and support me in making this dream a reality.

Reviews

[Parveen Sawhney · Rating 1 out of 5]

I want to like this series, but most of the books seem to be focused on way too much whining about Jason's lovelife with so many conversational repeats taking up a lot of all three books. Moreover, these books utterly fail the Bechdel test, with the two female love interests, and most of the women in the main story, are incredibly single dimensional; having little to no dialogue not focused on their relationship with Jason or occasionally. The two sisters basically can only talk about how they are fighting over Jason, how no other woman better touch or look at Jason so how/when they want to become pregnant . I wish i was exaggerating, but thencinstant jealousy and whining is so annoying. Also, the main trio is supposed to be high-school aged, which is not at all congruent with their behavior l

[Charles Stanchick · Rating 4 out of 5]

entertaining

Goodread very entertaining. Kept me up in the evenings. Anything that does that I give at least four stars. I actually dreamed about this happening. Have a wonderful day!

[Ashley Norman · Rating 5 out of 5]

excellent!

The Deans have done it again! This is a great system apocalypse series. I really enjoy the team building around Jason and hope he continues to gather powerful teammates.

[Sylvia Rangel · Rating 4 out of 5]

Kinda boring

The main story is kind of boring being too concerned with level ups and what spells you got and too many people to follow for that. however that little novella story at the end is super good .I love Caitlin.