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Girls Gone Fae Wild: Book 1: Brewing Magic, Building a Better World
One minute, Ethan Walker is celebrating the deal that will launch his all-natural energy drink. The next, a rogue delivery drone knocks him through a portal into the Fae Wilds (yes,
THAT
Fae Wilds!).
Stranded among bear-kin, murderous jackalopes, corrupt nobles, and a magical Tablet with absolutely no respect for personal boundaries, Ethan receives the class he was born to Brewmaster.
His first creation is Surje, an enchanted energy drink that grants powerful buffs—with wildly unpredictable side effects for every species that tries it.
With warmhearted bear-kin Chloe beside him and spear-wielding Lena guarding his back, Ethan sets out to turn one magical beverage into a thriving business, a new home, and the unconventional family he never expected. But success attracts dangerous attention. A corrupt mayor wants his cut. Foreign aristocrats want an exclusive supply. And the expansionist Bern Empire wants Ethan’s formula badly enough to kill for it. If Ethan can keep inventing recipes, leveling his skills, and winning allies, he may accomplish more than building a magical energy-drink empire. He might brew a better world.
Girls Gone Fae Wild begins a lighthearted and exuberent LitRPG series in the connected Fateforged universe, blending magical crafting, business-building progression, found family, and romance.
Stranded among bear-kin, murderous jackalopes, corrupt nobles, and a magical Tablet with absolutely no respect for personal boundaries, Ethan receives the class he was born to Brewmaster.
His first creation is Surje, an enchanted energy drink that grants powerful buffs—with wildly unpredictable side effects for every species that tries it.
With warmhearted bear-kin Chloe beside him and spear-wielding Lena guarding his back, Ethan sets out to turn one magical beverage into a thriving business, a new home, and the unconventional family he never expected. But success attracts dangerous attention. A corrupt mayor wants his cut. Foreign aristocrats want an exclusive supply. And the expansionist Bern Empire wants Ethan’s formula badly enough to kill for it. If Ethan can keep inventing recipes, leveling his skills, and winning allies, he may accomplish more than building a magical energy-drink empire. He might brew a better world.
Girls Gone Fae Wild begins a lighthearted and exuberent LitRPG series in the connected Fateforged universe, blending magical crafting, business-building progression, found family, and romance.
576 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 8, 2026
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October 23, 2026
I made it through 208 pages of this book before I decided to DNF it. I just didn't find it interesting.
The MC is a former orphan turned budding entrepreneur in the energy drink market when he's isekai'd under some of the dumbest circumstances in isekai history into another world. He's given a handy dandy tablet that tries to be funny a lot, and fails spectacularly at it. Said tablet is his guide to the world, and at times tries to lead him around by the nose, including declaring who his love interests are. The MC selects the "brewmaster" as his class, since he made an energy drink prior to isekai time. His first concoction has massive energy implications that vary based on the race of the person who drinks it. It already felt chaotic since the results were different based on the imbiber's race, and there were enough of them that I quickly stopped caring. And his drink is the tastiest thing anyone has ever tried, so it's a big hit with everyone.
The tablet has identified two LIs for the MC, the "half pixie, half giant, so I'm a 'piant'" woman, and then the bear woman on the cover. The bear woman is making things incredibly easy on the MC, though she does nothing for me as a reader. Neither did the piant woman.
This is one of those low MC effort books where the author hands out easy wins at an alarming rate, so I found i boring.
The MC is a former orphan turned budding entrepreneur in the energy drink market when he's isekai'd under some of the dumbest circumstances in isekai history into another world. He's given a handy dandy tablet that tries to be funny a lot, and fails spectacularly at it. Said tablet is his guide to the world, and at times tries to lead him around by the nose, including declaring who his love interests are. The MC selects the "brewmaster" as his class, since he made an energy drink prior to isekai time. His first concoction has massive energy implications that vary based on the race of the person who drinks it. It already felt chaotic since the results were different based on the imbiber's race, and there were enough of them that I quickly stopped caring. And his drink is the tastiest thing anyone has ever tried, so it's a big hit with everyone.
The tablet has identified two LIs for the MC, the "half pixie, half giant, so I'm a 'piant'" woman, and then the bear woman on the cover. The bear woman is making things incredibly easy on the MC, though she does nothing for me as a reader. Neither did the piant woman.
This is one of those low MC effort books where the author hands out easy wins at an alarming rate, so I found i boring.
October 20, 2026
Simple and fun read
Good quick fun. Low stakes. Fair amount of humor but not too much. Straight forward story, likeable characters, some fun with magic beverages and some spice too.
A nice palette cleanser.
Good quick fun. Low stakes. Fair amount of humor but not too much. Straight forward story, likeable characters, some fun with magic beverages and some spice too.
A nice palette cleanser.
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