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The Aussie Mana Apocalypse #4
Stagger Home
They came after his home.
Now he's coming for them.
Forces are converging on Batemans Bay, Keat's hometown.
A new alien threat from beyond the stars. The marshalled forces of Sydney, led by the Land Baron. The unconquerable mobile dungeon of Staggerhome, and a mysterious assassin taking out Keat's former classmates one by one.
They all want Batemans Bay.
Why?
Bruised, battered, and changed forever, Keat's going home.
And he's bringing his giant wombat.
You'll love the next entry in the Aussie Mana Apocalypse, which ramps up the stakes. This LitRPG novel also explores light cultivation elements and plenty of Aussie humor.
Get it now.
Now he's coming for them.
Forces are converging on Batemans Bay, Keat's hometown.
A new alien threat from beyond the stars. The marshalled forces of Sydney, led by the Land Baron. The unconquerable mobile dungeon of Staggerhome, and a mysterious assassin taking out Keat's former classmates one by one.
They all want Batemans Bay.
Why?
Bruised, battered, and changed forever, Keat's going home.
And he's bringing his giant wombat.
You'll love the next entry in the Aussie Mana Apocalypse, which ramps up the stakes. This LitRPG novel also explores light cultivation elements and plenty of Aussie humor.
Get it now.
383 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 6, 2021
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Christopher J. Timms
11 books29 followersChris is a GP in Australia and passionate about burnout prevention. He finds writing a powerful tool to de-stress and be able to serve patients better.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
December 7, 2021
You Can Go Home Again
(I received a free ARC in exchange for an honest review)
For a series that started under 200 pages, this has become one of the more epic system Apocalypse series.
Fresh off a triumphant end to the first trilogy, our heroes find they can go home again but it has changed. Facing threats both internally, and externally, they struggle to save those they love, and against increasingly powerful enemies.
If you’re in book 4, you know what to expect. Humor, in-depth character relationships, and an immersion into Aussie culture. What continues to impress, is the gift for adventure and action. The world continues to open up, and we begin to see more of the system, as a progression element is introduced.
(I received a free ARC in exchange for an honest review)
For a series that started under 200 pages, this has become one of the more epic system Apocalypse series.
Fresh off a triumphant end to the first trilogy, our heroes find they can go home again but it has changed. Facing threats both internally, and externally, they struggle to save those they love, and against increasingly powerful enemies.
If you’re in book 4, you know what to expect. Humor, in-depth character relationships, and an immersion into Aussie culture. What continues to impress, is the gift for adventure and action. The world continues to open up, and we begin to see more of the system, as a progression element is introduced.
December 17, 2021
My favorite new author
In an effort to remain fair and open I was provided a free copy of this book, not in exchange for a review or anything. I promptly forgot entirely about the pdf sent to me and bought the book on Kindle. Chances are if you are looking at this review you have read the other books in the series. If you haven't go back and do so.
I'll be honest, it is not the authors game mechanics or character that keep me coming back. Although they are fine in their own right and on par if not above others in the genre. It the deep love and respect for Aussie culture and heritage. I can't read a chapter without going on some Google tangent over some Australian landmark or animal. The author writes the setting in the best way possible. Things that get me motivated to research them in real life.
In an effort to remain fair and open I was provided a free copy of this book, not in exchange for a review or anything. I promptly forgot entirely about the pdf sent to me and bought the book on Kindle. Chances are if you are looking at this review you have read the other books in the series. If you haven't go back and do so.
I'll be honest, it is not the authors game mechanics or character that keep me coming back. Although they are fine in their own right and on par if not above others in the genre. It the deep love and respect for Aussie culture and heritage. I can't read a chapter without going on some Google tangent over some Australian landmark or animal. The author writes the setting in the best way possible. Things that get me motivated to research them in real life.
December 8, 2021
This makes me angry
It’s such a good story…with entirely too many errors. Can’t afford a decent copy-editor, doc?
Simple homonym errors, doubled words words, missing spaces after periods or around italicized words, a weird dialogue thing where a name is used with no verb to indicate a change in speaker…enough that I considered rating this 2 stars. It could easily be 5.
The underlying story is good enough I still want to read the sequel. But this needs to be better.
It’s such a good story…with entirely too many errors. Can’t afford a decent copy-editor, doc?
Simple homonym errors, doubled words words, missing spaces after periods or around italicized words, a weird dialogue thing where a name is used with no verb to indicate a change in speaker…enough that I considered rating this 2 stars. It could easily be 5.
The underlying story is good enough I still want to read the sequel. But this needs to be better.
December 14, 2021
Getting better
This book seemed to have more development or maybe it felt a bit more serious. I liked it, made a little more sense and the characters started identifying what they stand for. New plots introduced. Same hilarity though.
This book seemed to have more development or maybe it felt a bit more serious. I liked it, made a little more sense and the characters started identifying what they stand for. New plots introduced. Same hilarity though.
March 25, 2022
so dang good
Ok so I’ve loved this series from the start. I hate that they’re shorter then I normally like but eh they’re so worth it!! Every damn character is awesome. I love your writing style and how funny these books are!! Keep ‘em coming
Ok so I’ve loved this series from the start. I hate that they’re shorter then I normally like but eh they’re so worth it!! Every damn character is awesome. I love your writing style and how funny these books are!! Keep ‘em coming
August 12, 2022
pleasant surprise
Good book keeps gettin gooder. I enjoyed this read. It’s a nice variation on litrpg. Who doesn’t love Aussie humor
Good book keeps gettin gooder. I enjoyed this read. It’s a nice variation on litrpg. Who doesn’t love Aussie humor
January 10, 2023
Very good read
I enjoyed reading this book very much and I recommend this book to anyone who like LitRPG and progression type of books with an apocalypse type of theme,
I enjoyed reading this book very much and I recommend this book to anyone who like LitRPG and progression type of books with an apocalypse type of theme,
Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews