Lawrence was having a shitty day after he found out his girlfriend and best friend were cheating on him, together. Then a legendary Native American god, Coyote, to be exact, sent him back in time to 1400's North America. Now he's living in the past, kicking ass, and taking names. Rejoin Moon Flower, Freak, and the rest of the crew, as they save history, by rewriting it.
Stop! Do not read this story if you are a Douchebag, Troll, Hate Music, are Anti-Marijuana, Dislike Fun, Don’t Like Video Games, and are just a Terrible Human Being.
If any of these describe you DO NOT READ THIS BOOK!
On the other hand, if you like all of those things and irreverent humor, pop culture, bad jokes, gratuitous language and violence, plus, you’re a fan of movies like:
Your Highness Cheech and Chong’s The Corsican Brothers The Adventures of Baron Munchausen The Princess Bride The Goonies Half Baked
On weed… Then this stories for you!
Eyrth Online is the adventures of Lawrence Wrath. Just your everyday average stoner, who gets to play the most amazing virtual reality massively multiplayer role playing game (VRMMORPG) of all time;
EYRTH ONLINE
If you enjoy stoner comedies and escapism then this books for you. I have created a Spotify playlist that I was listening to when I wrote these novellas. Each song is the title of the chapter and is the musical theme for that chapter.
I originally intended for you the reader to imbibe some marijuana, start the playlist, and jump into my world. If you don’t smoke that is fine, if you can’t read and listen to music that is fine too. Just read the way you normally do and enjoy the story
But, if you like to smoke some herb and jam out to tunes while you are reading a great book, then I think you will love Eyrth Online. You will need a Spotify account to access the play list, if you don’t have one you will have to gather the songs on your own. Sorry about that.
All characters and events in this series… Even those based on real people… Are entirely fictional… All celebrity likenesses and voices are impersonated… poorly… All music is not mine, none of it, at all… The following episode contains coarse language, gratuitous sex, violence, and due to its content… it should not be read or listened to by anyone.
Eyrth Online: The Green Album – Volume 1
400 pages of Stoner LitRPG goodness, plus 81 different songs on the playlist to tantalize your sound tubes! Could you ask for more?
Praise about this book…
“While I don’t usually endorse forced sodomy… this book is funny as hell!” Me.
“I think I laughed once… Wait, no I definitely laughed one time… I think… did I read your book babe?” My Girlfriend
“I literally pooped myself… but I’ve been sick so… it could have been that.” Some Guy
“What’s a VRMMORPG?” My Dad
“I do believe you have a dangling participle sir.” Tim curry.
It contains episodes 1-4 of EO. It’s FREE on Kindle Unlimited and $3.99 for an Ebook. The playlist has been updated and is on Spotify, The Youtube link is on the bottom! Thanks Matt Westgate! I didn’t even think about it!
Oh, I am going to Thailand for 1 month! I won’t be back till the middle of August. So, I am going to try to push out episode 5, but I can’t promise anything. Thanks ya’ll, enjoy the novellas and stuff.
I believe I read this book even faster than the previous one. Which sucks for me because now I am biting the but to get the third installment. Really good book with a unique story line. You see all kinds of repetitive plots lines now days and even though some authors truly shine no matter what, Gabriel Rathweg has created something truly special. Keep it up Sir!
This book was great from start to finish. The continued development of Law, Moon Flower and the rest is very interesting to read. The additions of Patty and Billy was a nice surprise as well.
My only criticism is that this book has far too many noticeable errors. Which is why I can’t give it a 5 star review. If the errors were fixed or at least less frequent this would be a much better experience.
Really enjoyed this book. It was action packet. The time line was a little off with the first return to springs but that did not take away from the story for me. I will be wait to read any new books this author puts out.
No real surprises here, though the story was good, especially if you like alternate history stories. I'm always on the fence about alternate histories. I've generally liked most of the books in the genre I've read, but history was never one of my favorite subjects, so I tend to concentrate on the story instead of the timeline aspects of such stories. As a result, I probably miss some of the more subtle aspects of the storyline, but if it's a good story, it's still enjoyable without that for the most part. In any case, again, I'd classify this book more as gamelit rather than LitRPG, but most fans of either genre should find something to like here. I think the story could use a bit more refinement, to focus on the whole point of the main character being sent back, but overall, the story is a decent one, and I'll most likely read more as they become available, even if this isn't the typical type of thing I tend to read.
In I Am Gamer II, Lawrence "Law" Wrath continues on his mission to unite the people to mitigate the already large losses due to the Great Suffering. With his timetable significantly moved up, he must deal with an unexpected battle and loss. Moonflower is set on her own mission to unite and rally the tribes. New gods, monsters and barriers work to prevent Law and Moonflower from their goals. If they fail, all will be lost. The tale was titillating, so I dove inro it. However, there are so many editing issues that I had to subtract a star. Perhaps a strong group of beta readers or an editor could assist with the next instalment...
The plot of this series described in the first book was ambitious. How does one go back in time and change large swaths of history? Well in this installment we see how some of that can take place and all the action and technology advancement make me excited for the next book especially with the multiple cliffhangers at the end.
This book was not as good as the first one. I dislike swearing in general but the author seems to be trying to up the page count with as much profanity as is possible. It didn’t constructively add to the story. The book also needs a very thorough editing. It could have been 4 stars with just a little extra effort.
Still enjoying the series. The author is numerous writer and spins a fun tale. This book is less OP madness but that still learks as the gifts keep coming. There is more expansion and world building in this book as the MC must unite all of the people to defend against the invaders. However more gods are in play both good and bad. I look forward to more.
The series is good, and this book deserves 4 to 5 stars but I really hate a cliff hanger ending with the main character. So I will not be reading any more of this series. Mr Rathweg you screwed the pooch with that terrible decision
This is another good book of this series. Loved the characters and the storyline. I'll definitely be reading more from this author and this series when the next book comes out
This is a concept, not a story. There is no depth to anything. The characters are flat, the action is unbelievable, the plot is one big coincidence. Everything just happens, falling into place, and at no point do you care as a reader.