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Inspiration - Fight Town by Hondo Jinx
Inspiration
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Book 1 in the series:Fight Town

'Inspiration' in the series 'Fight Town' by Hondo Jinx follows the story of Johnny Rockledge, a boxer who is given a second chance by becoming a participant in a virtual game of the future. The plot threads twist together in a fascinating way as Johnny navigates the competitive world of boxing, with detailed immersion into the sport and engaging characters. The writing style is described as full of excellent dialogue, wonderful relationship building, and a slow burn romance that keeps readers captivated from beginning to end.

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    Heretic Spellblade - Heretic Spellblade by K D Robertson
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    'Heretic Spellblade' by K D Robertson is an epic fantasy novel that follows the journey of Nathan and his friends through a world filled with magic, intrigue, and complex characters. The book is praised for its intricate plots, engaging world-building, and the balance between action-packed scenes and character development. Readers are drawn into a story where the hero, Nathan, is granted a chance to correct his past mistakes while facing challenges that test his strength and character.

    The writing style of K D Robertson is described as progressive adult fantasy with shades of grey, focusing on the battle of good versus evil. The book is commended for its well-developed characters, witty dialogue, and the gradual unveiling of the intricate inner workings of the world. Fans of sword and sorcery and those who appreciate complex storytelling will find themselves immersed in a world where friends and enemies from the past converge in a narrative that keeps readers eagerly anticipating the next installment.


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    Dragon's Justice - Dragon's Justice by Bruce Sentar
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    'Dragon's Justice' by Bruce Sentar is a fantasy novel that delves into the concept of justice through the eyes of a dragon who believes in a unique form of justice, involving lies and vigilantism. The story unfolds with a well-plotted narrative that introduces readers to a world filled with different species of the fantasy realm, offering a fresh perspective on traditional fantasy elements. The book follows the main character's journey as he navigates through complex moral dilemmas and uncovers ancient customs in a paranormal world.

    The writing style of 'Dragon's Justice' is engaging and captivating, keeping readers entertained until the end. The characters are well-developed and convincing, drawing readers into their world and making them eager to explore the next installment in the series. The book successfully combines elements of fantasy, mystery, and moral complexity, creating a compelling storyline that piques the readers' curiosity.


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    Mana Master
    Book 1 in the series:A Mage's Cultivation

    Mana Master - A Mage's Cultivation by Bruce Sentar
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    'Mana Master' by Bruce Sentar in the series 'A Mage's Cultivation' is a cultivation novel that draws on and takes the very best aspects of cultivation webnovels, mixing them together with a bit of mystery, great characters, and a harem without fade to black scenes. The story is set in a post-apocalyptic world where cultivation and magic have come to the forefront, featuring intriguing character dynamics and a power system that may require some re-reading to fully grasp. The author's writing style is praised for being easy to follow, engaging, and avoiding many of the annoying plots and tropes typical in the cultivation genre.


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    Herald of Shalia - Herald of Shalia by Tamryn Tamer
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    'Herald of Shalia' in the series of the same name by author Tamryn Tamer is a humorous and sexy LitRPG fantasy story set in a gamer's universe. The main character, Herald Frost, uses his homeworld knowledge to navigate a new territory filled with unique species while incorporating elements of magic into his adventures. The plot, although not overly complex, is well-done with a definite fantasy RPG derivation, making it an entertaining read for those who enjoy a mix of humor, action, and fantasy elements. The story is fast-paced, filled with witty dialogue and an abundance of characters that add depth to the narrative.


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    Wild Wastes
    Book 1 in the series:Wild Wastes

    Wild Wastes - Wild Wastes by Randi Darren
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    'Wild Wastes' by Randi Darren is a harem fantasy adventure story that follows the main character as he navigates a world filled with multiple species and erotic encounters. The plot revolves around the main character's journey of survival and growth, as he builds relationships with a diverse cast of characters, faces challenges, and eventually starts building a community. The writing style is described as engaging, with a good balance of action, character development, and world-building, creating a story that keeps readers intrigued and eager to see what happens next.

    Then he casually flicked his glowing energy weapon across in front of himself and took the top part of the monster’s head off. It hit the ground and slid forward a short distance before coming to a st...

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    Battlemaster's Gambit
    Book 1 in the series:Tournion

    Battlemaster's Gambit - Tournion by Nathan Pierce
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    'Battlemaster's Gambit' follows the story of a main character who is likeable and compassionate, unlike many in the genre. He is reborn in another world and forms a unique bond with his summons, showing care for compatibility within the group. The plot involves the MC navigating a game-style world where he can summon sentient weapons and armor, each gendered to the person's sexuality choice, adding an interesting concept to the story. Despite following some common tropes like rebirth and harem elements, the author executes them cleverly, making the progression feel natural and engaging.

    The writing style of the book is described as entertaining, fast-paced, and easy to follow. The author introduces unique elements to the story, such as a gacha aspect in the game and a variety of monster girls, which add charm and freshness to the narrative. The main character's development is highlighted, showcasing his believability, strength without being overpowered, and a likable personality that resonates with readers. The story focuses on survival, adaptation, and stopping bad guys, creating a fun and engaging read.


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    Galaxy
    Book 1 in the series:High Table Hijinks

    Galaxy - High Table Hijinks by Christopher Johns
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    'Galaxy' in the series 'High Table Hijinks' by author Christopher Johns is an urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Marcus, a Marine who is medically discharged and returns to Columbus to work as a bartender in a bar that serves monsters. The book introduces a world filled with magic, monsters, and technology set in modern times. Despite some abrupt transitions, the story unfolds with a mix of myth, magic, and technology, creating an exciting and mysterious atmosphere. The characters are portrayed realistically with flaws, making them relatable and drawing readers into the narrative.

    The plot revolves around Marcus navigating his new life, encountering supernatural beings, and dealing with the challenges that come with his newfound role. The book combines elements of power fantasy with action-packed scenes and character development, creating a fast-paced and enjoyable read that keeps readers engaged. Despite some predictable moments, the book offers a fresh take on the litrpg genre and sets the stage for an interesting series with the potential for further exploration of the characters and their relationships.


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    Gamer for Life
    Book 1 in the series:Alpha World

    Gamer for Life - Alpha World by Daniel Schinhofen
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    'Gamer for Life' in the series 'Alpha World' by author Daniel Schinhofen follows the story of a convicted criminal who agrees to become a test subject for a Full Immersion Virtual Reality game. The protagonist enters a fantasy game world where he will spend the rest of his life as his game character, navigating through relationships, game mechanics, and combat while uncovering hints of his past. The writing style is described as well-paced, focusing on character development, world-building, and game mechanics, with a balance of combat and relationships within the narrative.

    Seamus lay on his bunk looking at the single light above him before closing his eyes with a deep sigh. The guards would be here soon to get him for the meeting with his attorney. Sitting up, he opened...

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    The Five Trials
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    Book 1 in the series:Tsun-Tsun TzimTzum

    The Five Trials - Tsun-Tsun TzimTzum by Mike Truk
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    'The Five Trials' is a fantasy adventure novel following Noah Kilmartin, an average guy from Ruddock Ohio, who unexpectedly finds himself chosen as the 10th Savior to save the universe. The story revolves around Noah and his battle harem facing five mystical trials in the realm called Bastion, each trial presenting unique challenges and characters. The book combines elements of fantasy, harem adventure, and Eastern mysticism, with vividly drawn characters and intense scenes that keep readers engaged.

    The plot unfolds with Noah navigating through the fallen spheres, confronting the forces of evil, and striving to bring harmony to the universe. As Noah progresses through the trials, his character development is evident, transforming from an ordinary guy to a potential hero, facing both physical and moral challenges. The book offers a mix of action, humor, tenderness, and steamy scenes, all woven together in a well-crafted narrative that keeps readers wanting to know what happens next.


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    Quarter Share - Golden Age of the Solar Clipper by Nathan Lowell
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    "Quarter Share" follows the story of Ishmael, a young man who becomes an orphan and joins the space Merchant Marines. The plot revolves around Ishmael's coming of age journey as he adapts to life aboard a cargo spaceship, the Lois McKendrick. The writing style is described as understated and unhurried, focusing on the everyday struggles and small victories of the characters. Despite lacking major conflicts, the book is praised for its feel-good nature and the likable characters that Ishmael encounters on his path to self-discovery.

    Call me Ishmael. Yeah I know, but in this case it’s really my name: Ishmael Horatio Wang. My parents had an unfortunate sense of humor. If they had known what I’d wind up doing with my life, they migh...

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