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Glendaria Awakens #3
Dungeon Guild
The long-awaited conclusion to the Glendaria Awakens Trilogy!
After their Dungeon Core was stolen, Devin headed out of their dungeon, searching for those who had taken it. Initially confused on where it could be located, he followed a vague feeling in his chest toward a distant destination.
Finding help from a guild of players who also wanted to return the Core, they embark on a mission to reacquire and return it before time runs out.
After their Dungeon Core was stolen, Devin headed out of their dungeon, searching for those who had taken it. Initially confused on where it could be located, he followed a vague feeling in his chest toward a distant destination.
Finding help from a guild of players who also wanted to return the Core, they embark on a mission to reacquire and return it before time runs out.
- GenresFantasy
255 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 8, 2018
70 people are currently reading
38 people want to read
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Jonathan Brooks
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March 23, 2018
Just meh
For and end of a trilogy, it just....ends. I am left feeling like more is needed to wrap things up.
For and end of a trilogy, it just....ends. I am left feeling like more is needed to wrap things up.
March 16, 2018
This was a much more polished book, compared to 1 and 2.
They could've all been collected into one single novel as part of a series, but the author calls this the end of his trilogy.
If I ever come back to this series, I'll most likely wait, much like I did this time, until they are all out due to their size and how prosaically they might all be the same story arc.
They could've all been collected into one single novel as part of a series, but the author calls this the end of his trilogy.
If I ever come back to this series, I'll most likely wait, much like I did this time, until they are all out due to their size and how prosaically they might all be the same story arc.
April 8, 2018
Disappointing end of the trilogy.
I had slight hopes since the 2nd book's cliffhanger could be made to work. But the last book feels rushed, and stuff that could fill an additional trilogy is dispensed with in the last third of the book. You get the impression that Brooks wanted the series to be over, and that's it. So, meh.
I had slight hopes since the 2nd book's cliffhanger could be made to work. But the last book feels rushed, and stuff that could fill an additional trilogy is dispensed with in the last third of the book. You get the impression that Brooks wanted the series to be over, and that's it. So, meh.
November 11, 2018
Great conclusion
The trilogy was a great read and the final epic battle was impressive. I liked the well structured monster combining, the player classes having effective roles that made a difference and the boss mobs being their own personalities. Recommended,
The trilogy was a great read and the final epic battle was impressive. I liked the well structured monster combining, the player classes having effective roles that made a difference and the boss mobs being their own personalities. Recommended,
July 17, 2019
Had to finish the series to give a proper review.
Completely unbelievable character actions. Ridiculous sudden changes in story direction. The entire series is a one star. Do not waste your time on this drivel.
Completely unbelievable character actions. Ridiculous sudden changes in story direction. The entire series is a one star. Do not waste your time on this drivel.
October 4, 2022
Krista admits it
I am so happy that Krista admits that she likes Devin. I loved the town build, and that the guild that helped got to defend it. I wonder who bought Krista’s house, I guess we will never know, but we can guess.
I am so happy that Krista admits that she likes Devin. I loved the town build, and that the guild that helped got to defend it. I wonder who bought Krista’s house, I guess we will never know, but we can guess.
May 29, 2018
Fun
It was a fun and fast read. And a sweet resolution to the trilogy. Worth the read, so read it!
It was a fun and fast read. And a sweet resolution to the trilogy. Worth the read, so read it!
July 28, 2018
awesome read like the others
March 11, 2021
Cool concept. This felt like a book about gaming for gamers by a gamer. So if you like mmorpgs you will like this book.
May 30, 2021
A nice end to the trilogy.
April 22, 2022
Just like that the tension is gone and now it's just growing the dungeon. Really struggling to understand what the goal of this story is. Just surviving isn't enough of a plot.
March 25, 2021
His youngest audience to date...
Mr. Brooks is a great writer, and seen in his other books. I believe Dungeon World may be his best.
In this book, with every name being a teenagers top MMORPG pick, it reminds me of exactly why I don’t play ORPG’s anymore. Add to that sexual innuendos, unflattering Mob names, and an irritating desire to play every game class as a matter of course. This series was definitely focused toward the very young MMORPG’ers.
I do love Mr. Brooks style, and his ‘Core’ world building is fantastic, but this series leaves me unfulfilled.
Mr. Brooks is a great writer, and seen in his other books. I believe Dungeon World may be his best.
In this book, with every name being a teenagers top MMORPG pick, it reminds me of exactly why I don’t play ORPG’s anymore. Add to that sexual innuendos, unflattering Mob names, and an irritating desire to play every game class as a matter of course. This series was definitely focused toward the very young MMORPG’ers.
I do love Mr. Brooks style, and his ‘Core’ world building is fantastic, but this series leaves me unfulfilled.
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