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A SCIFI LITRPG

» Welcome to Endless Sky®!


Frank Kozina is a subsistence citizen in a near future, one of many living in minimalist housing, eating synth-meals, and holding down grindstone jobs.

He does, however, have an Endless Sky starter kit. Endless Sky is an immersive space-game with galaxies full of alien species and complex politics. Publicly progressing in the rare class of Majordomo - while hiding his Assassin class – Frank levels up fast.

Which is just as well, because the game has sinister hidden layers that make his choices a matter of life and death.

321 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 4, 2022

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Don Jones

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Don Jones has written dozens and dozens of books and ebooks on information technology topics, and is perhaps most well-known in that space for his "Month of Lunches" series, published by Manning. Don's recently branched out into topics like business management, instructional design, and self-improvement/motivational, along with launching books in science fiction and fantasy. Don lives in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, is a huge fan of Disney Parks, and loves Figment best of all.

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April 9, 2022
This one has a good premise, but there were parts of the writing style I didn't enjoy - though I also had a copy that was mostly final, but still needed some revision. So - another good litrpg book from Level Up Publishing, with a definite yeah you could see something like it happening irl. It could also be the realism that threw me - enjoyable, but too possible for comfort for my tastes. Good job overall though :)
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April 7, 2022
Starts strong

Liked the few starting chapters. Things started slowing down for me afterwards and it was more a chore to read them.
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