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The First Dungeon Diving Healer #6
The First Dungeon Diving Healer 6
New city, new faces, new dangers.
Kallan Thane has escaped Harth. He didn’t want to leave his friends and loved ones, but the attacks from the Oathsworn had taken a toll on the town, and he could no longer live with the guilt of what the attackers called collateral damage. His narrow escape from the clutches of the Oathsworn landed him in Lunraviv, an old, coastal city where he tried to build a new life with a new identity.
Kalan wasn’t alone. He was accompanied by Jaline Brisby, his former coworker, actress, and, as it turned out, a bard. The plan was simple at first. Keep his head down and help Jaline chase her dream of becoming a full-time theater performer. With his support, Jaline managed to earn a small role in the theater’s upcoming play, a dream come true, right until disaster struck.
Armen Highhill, the theater’s lead actor, was found murdered in the basement of the theater shortly after rehearsals began. To make matters worse, Kallan was the last one in the basement before Armen was discovered, leaving him with no alibi. Like always, Kallan received a quest from his adventuring book, tasking him with solving Armen’s murder and bringing the killer(s) to justice. Kallan has no clue what he’s doing, but he had to find the killer before someone pins the blame on him.
The First Dungeon Diving Healer is a harem-like LitRPG with leveling, new spells, new armor, and more, as one would find in a video game. The book balances storytelling, romance, and action. It also contains romantic scenes that are not intended for young readers. Dungeon dive into your copy today.
Kallan Thane has escaped Harth. He didn’t want to leave his friends and loved ones, but the attacks from the Oathsworn had taken a toll on the town, and he could no longer live with the guilt of what the attackers called collateral damage. His narrow escape from the clutches of the Oathsworn landed him in Lunraviv, an old, coastal city where he tried to build a new life with a new identity.
Kalan wasn’t alone. He was accompanied by Jaline Brisby, his former coworker, actress, and, as it turned out, a bard. The plan was simple at first. Keep his head down and help Jaline chase her dream of becoming a full-time theater performer. With his support, Jaline managed to earn a small role in the theater’s upcoming play, a dream come true, right until disaster struck.
Armen Highhill, the theater’s lead actor, was found murdered in the basement of the theater shortly after rehearsals began. To make matters worse, Kallan was the last one in the basement before Armen was discovered, leaving him with no alibi. Like always, Kallan received a quest from his adventuring book, tasking him with solving Armen’s murder and bringing the killer(s) to justice. Kallan has no clue what he’s doing, but he had to find the killer before someone pins the blame on him.
The First Dungeon Diving Healer is a harem-like LitRPG with leveling, new spells, new armor, and more, as one would find in a video game. The book balances storytelling, romance, and action. It also contains romantic scenes that are not intended for young readers. Dungeon dive into your copy today.
343 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 10, 2026
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July 16, 2026
didn’t like this one
Frankly while murder mysteries are nice and all I feel the book has quite literally lost the plot. Not only was nothing solved at all and Kal is not close to solving the mystery, which means we just wasted an entire book setting up a mystery, that so far does nothing to progress the plot.
***spoilers*** You introduce a whole new divine class person into the story and she takes a backseat for a murder that, I’ll admit, I have no clue as to what it could be about. I have ideas and in another story I’d be intrigued but.AN ENTIRE BOOK is spent dancing around this murder mystery and I didn’t sign up for that kind of story.
I’d rate it less but the author deserves respect for the effort. I just found it an utter waste of my time and now I need to waste more in the next book hoping to god they wrap this tf up. Genuinely where are we even going with this.
Frankly while murder mysteries are nice and all I feel the book has quite literally lost the plot. Not only was nothing solved at all and Kal is not close to solving the mystery, which means we just wasted an entire book setting up a mystery, that so far does nothing to progress the plot.
***spoilers*** You introduce a whole new divine class person into the story and she takes a backseat for a murder that, I’ll admit, I have no clue as to what it could be about. I have ideas and in another story I’d be intrigued but.AN ENTIRE BOOK is spent dancing around this murder mystery and I didn’t sign up for that kind of story.
I’d rate it less but the author deserves respect for the effort. I just found it an utter waste of my time and now I need to waste more in the next book hoping to god they wrap this tf up. Genuinely where are we even going with this.
July 12, 2026
When I read the book description for this book, I detected an arc change and it was confirmed as I started to read. The arc change made by the author was thoroughly disappointing, taking the MC from an adventurer/doctor to a bumbling inept amateur sleuth made it a painful reading experience. I forced myself to finish the book hoping it would come to a completion and that the next book would move forward to possibly another direction, but sadly it didn’t happen that way and book 7 will continue this storyline. Therefore, I will no longer continue to read this series.
September 21, 2026
So this is a mystery book now.. I like it
A very touching and interesting story, showing character depth and good story idea and the ending was legit cool. I cannot wait for more.
A very touching and interesting story, showing character depth and good story idea and the ending was legit cool. I cannot wait for more.
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