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Apocosmos #3
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Our party is ready to take back Rory’s ancestral home, the Adamant Hall.
The only problem is the dragon that lives there now.
To prepare for their assault on the ice dragon, Louie, Alex, and Leo need to do their class-upgrade quest that will take them through the four prime elemental planes.
They will need all of their ingenuity and magic items to finish their quests and make their way to Domhain and slay the ice dragon.
This however, just might be a bit more than what they’ve bargained for.
Discover the continuation of the Apocosmos saga, check the new classes of your favorite party and watch their travels through Europe and into the dragon’s den.
The only problem is the dragon that lives there now.
To prepare for their assault on the ice dragon, Louie, Alex, and Leo need to do their class-upgrade quest that will take them through the four prime elemental planes.
They will need all of their ingenuity and magic items to finish their quests and make their way to Domhain and slay the ice dragon.
This however, just might be a bit more than what they’ve bargained for.
Discover the continuation of the Apocosmos saga, check the new classes of your favorite party and watch their travels through Europe and into the dragon’s den.
800 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 27, 2021
34 people are currently reading
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About the author
Dimitrios Gkirgkiris
49 books44 followersThe three things Dimitrios would grab in case of a fire, would be his Lord of the Rings book collection, his Chrono Trigger SNES game, and his dog, Poko.
July 2020 marked the beginning of his author career with the release of the Mana Trilogy, an epic fantasy saga focusing on world and civilization-building.
Dimitrios was born in Thessaloniki, Greece and is now living in Berlin with his partner and his doggo.
July 2020 marked the beginning of his author career with the release of the Mana Trilogy, an epic fantasy saga focusing on world and civilization-building.
Dimitrios was born in Thessaloniki, Greece and is now living in Berlin with his partner and his doggo.
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June 1, 2021
A Natural Storyteller and Captivating Writer
Awesome book from an, as of yet, underappreciated writer.
Author Dimitrios Gkirgkiris weaves the tale of MC Alexander Rage, who spins his own narrative from deep within one of the nine hells. As Rage recalls his own dubious adventures to an eclectic group of warrior, spellcaster, and assassin slaves, his narrative begins to unite disparate individuals through a shared experience. But will this bond and shared purpose be enough to see these loosely knit individuals through the coming bloodbath?
Dimitrios Gkirgkiris shares his talent through a vividly imagined multiverse as memorable and nuanced as a bard composing his first masterwork.
I am eagerly awaiting book four.
Awesome book from an, as of yet, underappreciated writer.
Author Dimitrios Gkirgkiris weaves the tale of MC Alexander Rage, who spins his own narrative from deep within one of the nine hells. As Rage recalls his own dubious adventures to an eclectic group of warrior, spellcaster, and assassin slaves, his narrative begins to unite disparate individuals through a shared experience. But will this bond and shared purpose be enough to see these loosely knit individuals through the coming bloodbath?
Dimitrios Gkirgkiris shares his talent through a vividly imagined multiverse as memorable and nuanced as a bard composing his first masterwork.
I am eagerly awaiting book four.
May 31, 2021
More please!
Really good continuation to the series. Some of the most in-depth story telling, developing full attachments to the characters and their wellbeing
Really good continuation to the series. Some of the most in-depth story telling, developing full attachments to the characters and their wellbeing
April 5, 2022
I love this series
Simply put, if you liked the first two in this series, you'll like this one. It's not a quick read, but that's a good thing. I can't wait for the next one.
Simply put, if you liked the first two in this series, you'll like this one. It's not a quick read, but that's a good thing. I can't wait for the next one.
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