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Nadia Khan and the Ring of Power: An Isekai LitRPG Adventure

Nadia wakes up in a mysterious ocean world of mermaids and monsters.

It’s not easy making the career jump from a teenage girl to a heroic interdimensional conqueror fighting for the rule of the mysterious underwater Merkingdom. Despite her efforts to be heroic, Nadia finds it difficult to overcome her lifelong fear of the ocean, which has plagued her dreams.She’ll face off against pirates, cannibal mermaids, aliens, monsters, and the strange baristas... and that’s just on the first day. The journey ahead will demand not only courage and wit but also her own special powers.About the Experience an isekai culture clash as a scared young teenage girl finds herself immersed in a very serious world. Witness as she gradually gains strange powers through a one-of-a-kind progression system that blends cultivation with traditional LitRPG elements. Dive into a captivating narrative where the protagonist advances their abilities, ensuring a balanced dynamic among the other characters, while encountering a plethora of treasures, fellow adventurers, extraterrestrial beings, and extraordinary powers. The rich characters and world-building provide a blend of humour, political intrigue, and everyday moments, all entwined with thrilling monster battles and exciting adventures.

This is the first book in the Artificial Dumbness Series.

If you love squeaky clean Cozy Fantasy, LitRPG, or Isekai with Sci-fi elements and have read books such as The Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy or books by Terry Pratchet or Sphere by Michael Crichton, you will love the series.

210 pages, Paperback

Published April 26, 2025

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About the author

Zeph Baxter

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Zeph's background includes electrical engineering and computer science, with a Master's from Boston University and a PhD and postdoctoral experience from the University of Stirling, Scotland. He writes cozy mysteries, sci-fi, and LitRPG.
When he wrote his first novel, he was 98% sure he was about to become the next great voice in literature. He quit his job, embraced his destiny, and—yes—grew a long beard, because nothing says “serious writer” like facial hair that could double as a small woodland habitat.
Six months later, the beard was still thriving. The fame? Not so much.
But Zeph didn’t quit. Years later, he’s written several books and is still writing, and dreaming of becoming a full-time author.
For more weird adventures and stories that are a mix of genres, be sure to check out his books.

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