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Foodstuffs #4
Festmahl
Die Wüste hat Sünder hinter sich gelassen, aber erbarmungslose Harten und Prüfungen pflastern weiter seinen Weg.
Er sitzt in der Falle – in derselben wie alle, die es nicht schnell genug zum nördlichen Rand der Ebene geschafft haben.
Er hat die Wahl: Entweder klein beigeben, sich in sein Schicksal fügen und mit den anderen Unglücklichen sterben – oder sich befreien, und seine Freunde gleich mit ihm.
Aber es wird ein harter Kampf. Und um sich und die anderen zu retten, muss er gegen das grausamste aller Raubtiere bestehen.
Den Menschen
Er sitzt in der Falle – in derselben wie alle, die es nicht schnell genug zum nördlichen Rand der Ebene geschafft haben.
Er hat die Wahl: Entweder klein beigeben, sich in sein Schicksal fügen und mit den anderen Unglücklichen sterben – oder sich befreien, und seine Freunde gleich mit ihm.
Aber es wird ein harter Kampf. Und um sich und die anderen zu retten, muss er gegen das grausamste aller Raubtiere bestehen.
Den Menschen
- GenresFantasy
421 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 23, 2022
About the author
Arthur Stone
63 books264 followersArthur Stone is the pen name of one Arthur Smirnov, a prolific author in the sci-fi and fantasy genres.
Born in 1973 in Donetsk, Ukraine, Arthur worked as a geologist, and also in the environmental sector and industrial archeology all over the world. He lives and works in Ukraine.
Arthur began writing fiction in 2005 on a bet, and thus his addiction was born. His first book was published in 2006, and by mid - 2025 he had published a total of 84 books in Russian, English and German-speaking markets.
Arthur Stone - email arthurstone2017@gmail.com
Born in 1973 in Donetsk, Ukraine, Arthur worked as a geologist, and also in the environmental sector and industrial archeology all over the world. He lives and works in Ukraine.
Arthur began writing fiction in 2005 on a bet, and thus his addiction was born. His first book was published in 2006, and by mid - 2025 he had published a total of 84 books in Russian, English and German-speaking markets.
Arthur Stone - email arthurstone2017@gmail.com
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June 27, 2024
The Feast (Foodstuffs LitRPG #4) by Arthur Stone: A Delicious Adventure Continues
The Feast (Foodstuffs LitRPG #4) by Arthur Stone continues the delectable journey of culinary exploration and virtual reality adventure in the world of Foodstuffs. Building upon the immersive gaming mechanics and mouth-watering descriptions of its predecessors, this installment serves up another satisfying helping of culinary quests, character growth, and devious challenges.
Stone's writing style remains engaging and immersive, drawing readers into a world where cooking is not just a skill, but a way of life. The descriptions of food and cooking techniques are vivid and tantalizing, making it difficult to resist the urge to dive into the virtual kitchen alongside the characters.
In The Feast, readers follow the protagonist as they continue their culinary adventures in the virtual realm, facing new challenges and uncovering hidden secrets along the way. From battling monstrous ingredients to competing in high-stakes cooking competitions, the plot unfolds with a perfect blend of action, humor, and heart.
One of the strengths of The Feast is its character development. The protagonist and supporting cast undergo significant growth and evolution throughout the narrative, grappling with personal struggles and forging deeper connections with each other. Their relationships add depth and complexity to the story, grounding it in themes of friendship, teamwork, and perseverance.
Moreover, the world-building in this installment is expansive, with Stone delving deeper into the lore and mechanics of the Foodstuffs universe. From new culinary regions to legendary ingredients with mythical properties, every aspect of the setting feels richly realized and ripe for exploration.
In conclusion, The Feast (Foodstuffs LitRPG #4) is a delectable treat for fans of the LitRPG genre and culinary fiction alike. With its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and mouth-watering descriptions, it serves up another satisfying installment in the Foodstuffs series that will leave readers hungry for more.
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ (3/5)
June 14, 2024
Book four
I really enjoy Arthur Stone’s stories. I think he is one of the best storytellers out there.
However, I wish he had a better editor. There are missing words miss used phrases, and I think an author of this caliber needs an editor of the same kind of caliber, so that the stories that are written come out as polished.
As much as I love the stories, I can only give this a five out of 10. Hopefully the mistakes are fixed, and this will become a four-star book.
I really enjoy Arthur Stone’s stories. I think he is one of the best storytellers out there.
However, I wish he had a better editor. There are missing words miss used phrases, and I think an author of this caliber needs an editor of the same kind of caliber, so that the stories that are written come out as polished.
As much as I love the stories, I can only give this a five out of 10. Hopefully the mistakes are fixed, and this will become a four-star book.
January 28, 2025
A fun journey with new characters and new mechanics to the system
December 1, 2022
Big disappointment
Loved the previous three books but this latest installment left me wondering if I had misremembered how much I enjoyed them. I suspect the choice of characters introduced, dialogue and story is just not to my taste. I didn't manage to finish the book (something I dislike) so I can't claim to offer a comprehensive opinion. My two main gripes; The story appears made up as it goes along, like some poor 1970s fantasy. One character introduced is so unenjoyable to read about i kept skipping in the hope he died or disappeared.
Loved the previous three books but this latest installment left me wondering if I had misremembered how much I enjoyed them. I suspect the choice of characters introduced, dialogue and story is just not to my taste. I didn't manage to finish the book (something I dislike) so I can't claim to offer a comprehensive opinion. My two main gripes; The story appears made up as it goes along, like some poor 1970s fantasy. One character introduced is so unenjoyable to read about i kept skipping in the hope he died or disappeared.
December 27, 2022
hard to start
The narrative drops right in where the last book leaves off. Which is right in the middle of action.
It ended strong, but the middle slowed in a way that kicked me out for a bit. Occasional issues with English-as-a-second-language can tangle things up a bit.
I will probably read the next book, but there needs to be some development on the ‘secret plot’. Something about ‘why’ and ‘who’ to make this all make sense.
The narrative drops right in where the last book leaves off. Which is right in the middle of action.
It ended strong, but the middle slowed in a way that kicked me out for a bit. Occasional issues with English-as-a-second-language can tangle things up a bit.
I will probably read the next book, but there needs to be some development on the ‘secret plot’. Something about ‘why’ and ‘who’ to make this all make sense.
November 26, 2022
Sinner and opportunities
Sinner is back and deep in the thick of it again. This is a non typical series the author tells a good story. I enjoy the setting and the discovery of new information and assumptions as the story progresses. Sinner is a thinking man that uses his resources to the best advantage. The author does a good job of keeping this fresh throughout the books.
Sinner is back and deep in the thick of it again. This is a non typical series the author tells a good story. I enjoy the setting and the discovery of new information and assumptions as the story progresses. Sinner is a thinking man that uses his resources to the best advantage. The author does a good job of keeping this fresh throughout the books.
November 26, 2022
Love it.
I've been a huge fan of Cheater, and Sinner is coming in a close second. For those who aren't aware, Arthur Stone has 2 more series that are also the bomb. If you like this story I recommend reading Cheaters story as well it's so awesome. It's called Respawn and the first book is a little rough in the dialog department but each book gets better and better.
I've been a huge fan of Cheater, and Sinner is coming in a close second. For those who aren't aware, Arthur Stone has 2 more series that are also the bomb. If you like this story I recommend reading Cheaters story as well it's so awesome. It's called Respawn and the first book is a little rough in the dialog department but each book gets better and better.
November 25, 2022
Great one sitting read
I enjoyed reading this book very much and I recommend this book to anyone who like LitRPG and progression type of books with lots of action. Stone always entertain me.
I enjoyed reading this book very much and I recommend this book to anyone who like LitRPG and progression type of books with lots of action. Stone always entertain me.
November 26, 2022
Great series
Translation from the original language to English can be problematic at times but still enjoyable. Overused expression, to be sure, is a headache. Still I love all his books where's my pre-order?
Translation from the original language to English can be problematic at times but still enjoyable. Overused expression, to be sure, is a headache. Still I love all his books where's my pre-order?
November 27, 2022
Great Series
This story of a guy who is sent to a challenge where the bad guys get a bonus for killing the regular people was Fantastic. Despite starting as a “feed meat” player our guy becomes the top player
This story of a guy who is sent to a challenge where the bad guys get a bonus for killing the regular people was Fantastic. Despite starting as a “feed meat” player our guy becomes the top player
November 29, 2022
Great read
I love all of Stones books. This series comes at it from such a different angle like most and has a very strong main character. I say definitely give it a go.
I love all of Stones books. This series comes at it from such a different angle like most and has a very strong main character. I say definitely give it a go.
December 2, 2022
meh
I’ve read much better from Mr Stone. The dialogue which I usually give a pass was unbearable in this installment.
Rating: 3/4
Cover: 5/5
Narration: na
Favorite Line: na
I’ve read much better from Mr Stone. The dialogue which I usually give a pass was unbearable in this installment.
Rating: 3/4
Cover: 5/5
Narration: na
Favorite Line: na
December 13, 2022
Even better than the last one!
Another great addition to the series. I was really mad about the ending of the last one but this made up for it. Great story!
Another great addition to the series. I was really mad about the ending of the last one but this made up for it. Great story!
December 19, 2022
Another amazing addition
Nothing to dislike, another great addition to the series. I am on edge waiting to see the next tier and rewards gained from this epic adventure.
Nothing to dislike, another great addition to the series. I am on edge waiting to see the next tier and rewards gained from this epic adventure.
December 27, 2022
meat conquers all
Solid addition to a fun series. Looking forward to the next one. I would have liked a few more chapters to finish out the zone.
Solid addition to a fun series. Looking forward to the next one. I would have liked a few more chapters to finish out the zone.
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