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War Aeternus 3: The Culling

By: Charles Dean
Narrated by: Jeff Hays, Annie Ellicott
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Struggling to recover from his losses in Kirshtein, Lee is swept back into the fray when a dangerous new Herald sets her sights on him. Hell-bent on reshaping the world in her own image and with her own ideals, she is willing to commit even the most immoral acts in her pursuit of righteousness. At risk of losing everything he has worked so hard to create, Lee has to find a way to defend the weak against a madwoman whose deranged sense of justice has twisted the limits of the game.

To make matters even more difficult, Lee is forced to face these problems while dealing with an increasingly erratic system he doesn't understand and the Goddess of Blood's own strong-willed Herald.

This is the third installment of War Aeternus, a popular LitRPG gamelit book that focuses on the adventures of Lee, a regular office worker stuck in a game-like world.

©2017 on Charles Dean (P)2018 Charles Dean Action & Adventure Fantasy Fiction Sword & Sorcery LitRPG Game War
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I have over 300 audible titles and I have to say that the narration and performance of this book is one of the best I've heard. It's a compelling universe with a great story and awesome characters

GOOD BOOK

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Still an enjoyable tale but not quite as zesty as it once was for me.

If you're this far along you already like it

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When Lee met Jade I was in tears from laughter. Having her go complaining about anime tropes just for her to have an existential crisis after hearing about it being Lee's life was brilliant

Loving this series.

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