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Seeds of Chaos #1-2
Seeds of Chaos Omnibus
Leveling up would be amazing...
... if it weren't so deadly.
They injected me with a VR chip, a GPS tracker, and my first Seed. They gave me unbelievable powers.
Then they sent me to fight.
The monsters here are alien and vicious. There is a second moon in the sky. I watched a tree start moving and kill someone. And the other Players...?
They're even worse.
I’m alone. I’m weak. And I’m scared. But I will cling to life by the tips of my bloody fingernails.
Who is behind this twisted game? Where are they sending us? Is there anyone I can trust?
If I want to survive, I have to get stronger. But can I do it before the Game kills me?
This omnibus contains the first two books in a dark and deliciously violent adventure series that combines science fiction, fantasy, and game elements. You'll love Seeds of Chaos because of the electrifying action, flawed characters, and kick-ass heroine.
Over 900 pages of page-turning story for 30% less than buying the books individually.
Get it now and start the series that will keep you up all night reading.
What readers have to say:
"I freaking loved this book, it had me hooked from page one. I actually had to pace myself and force myself to take breaks to go to sleep because I would get so wrapped up in reading I didn't want to stop." ★★★★★
"This is an absolutely fresh take on the litRPG genre and the author weaves a compelling tale of suspense, action, mystery, sadness, death, and even aliens into the story. How can anyone resist such a story?" ★★★★★
"Every now and then you find a book that just wants to keep you from going to work in the morning (especially if you stayed up most of the previous night reading) They're rare enough that when you find them you want to tell others about them. This is me telling you to read this book, you won't be sorry!" ★★★★★
... if it weren't so deadly.
They injected me with a VR chip, a GPS tracker, and my first Seed. They gave me unbelievable powers.
Then they sent me to fight.
The monsters here are alien and vicious. There is a second moon in the sky. I watched a tree start moving and kill someone. And the other Players...?
They're even worse.
I’m alone. I’m weak. And I’m scared. But I will cling to life by the tips of my bloody fingernails.
Who is behind this twisted game? Where are they sending us? Is there anyone I can trust?
If I want to survive, I have to get stronger. But can I do it before the Game kills me?
This omnibus contains the first two books in a dark and deliciously violent adventure series that combines science fiction, fantasy, and game elements. You'll love Seeds of Chaos because of the electrifying action, flawed characters, and kick-ass heroine.
Over 900 pages of page-turning story for 30% less than buying the books individually.
Get it now and start the series that will keep you up all night reading.
What readers have to say:
"I freaking loved this book, it had me hooked from page one. I actually had to pace myself and force myself to take breaks to go to sleep because I would get so wrapped up in reading I didn't want to stop." ★★★★★
"This is an absolutely fresh take on the litRPG genre and the author weaves a compelling tale of suspense, action, mystery, sadness, death, and even aliens into the story. How can anyone resist such a story?" ★★★★★
"Every now and then you find a book that just wants to keep you from going to work in the morning (especially if you stayed up most of the previous night reading) They're rare enough that when you find them you want to tell others about them. This is me telling you to read this book, you won't be sorry!" ★★★★★
972 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 30, 2019
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About the author
Azalea Ellis
16 books188 followersAzalea Ellis loves to bend the world to her will. Maybe that's why she likes writing books. Creating worlds and people and then sending them through every ordeal imaginable might even give her some kind of sick thrill. Who knows?
Azalea is also an artist, so perhaps she just likes taking things from her head and bringing them to life. Because of her artistic background, she's lucky enough to also be able to do all of her own book covers, and does freelance illustration when she feels like it.
She's fascinated by almost everything, and wishes she could live to be a thousand, so she would have time to learn and do everything she wants.
Azalea is also an artist, so perhaps she just likes taking things from her head and bringing them to life. Because of her artistic background, she's lucky enough to also be able to do all of her own book covers, and does freelance illustration when she feels like it.
She's fascinated by almost everything, and wishes she could live to be a thousand, so she would have time to learn and do everything she wants.
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May 30, 2022
Meh
It was OK, certain things didn’t add up but overall OK. I don’t understand why people think highschoolers, poor high school is at that, can take down corporations. I understand why the author did what they did, however I don’t understand why the author chose high schoolers as opposed to college kids, who actually have a shot. Somethings just didn’t add up, like how excepting the parents were about the kids disappearing. According to the story, parents were upset and everybody wondering where the kids are but nobody did anything, at least not the beginning of the book. Lastly, I don’t understand how they can all meet up and talk about taking down the corporation, etc. Especially with GPS trackers the mediators that are supposedly following them and making sure they’re not even talking about it with non-players. All the sudden the mediators are going to be on board with the idea of taking down the corporation? Nobody says anything? I also don’t understand the levels, there was no system in place that explain the levels at least through the first 20% of the book. I just couldn’t get into it.
It was OK, certain things didn’t add up but overall OK. I don’t understand why people think highschoolers, poor high school is at that, can take down corporations. I understand why the author did what they did, however I don’t understand why the author chose high schoolers as opposed to college kids, who actually have a shot. Somethings just didn’t add up, like how excepting the parents were about the kids disappearing. According to the story, parents were upset and everybody wondering where the kids are but nobody did anything, at least not the beginning of the book. Lastly, I don’t understand how they can all meet up and talk about taking down the corporation, etc. Especially with GPS trackers the mediators that are supposedly following them and making sure they’re not even talking about it with non-players. All the sudden the mediators are going to be on board with the idea of taking down the corporation? Nobody says anything? I also don’t understand the levels, there was no system in place that explain the levels at least through the first 20% of the book. I just couldn’t get into it.
January 10, 2022
Action Packed
Hard to put down! Something for everyone ! The good guys get better, but will they be in time? There are many different monsters and truly terrifying moments. There are evil people that unfortunately succeed in mean and painful ways. Will Eve be able to band with and lead others to win and survive? Enjoy!
Hard to put down! Something for everyone ! The good guys get better, but will they be in time? There are many different monsters and truly terrifying moments. There are evil people that unfortunately succeed in mean and painful ways. Will Eve be able to band with and lead others to win and survive? Enjoy!
October 1, 2021
Fun read from start to end.
Twist and turns and for a while I couldn't figure out where this ride was going and now at this point still don't. Interesting characters. Interesting plot lines.
Twist and turns and for a while I couldn't figure out where this ride was going and now at this point still don't. Interesting characters. Interesting plot lines.
March 31, 2022
Well. This ones a Keeper
I read a lot. Authors like this stand out like gems amid dross. Get the books and see if you agree with me. My wife is peeood again - I'm reading nonstop and not paying attention to her!🤣🤣🤣
I read a lot. Authors like this stand out like gems amid dross. Get the books and see if you agree with me. My wife is peeood again - I'm reading nonstop and not paying attention to her!🤣🤣🤣
January 6, 2021
Book one and two
Okay I have already read and reviewed both of these books. My fault for not paying attention.
Well worth reading if you haven't already.
Okay I have already read and reviewed both of these books. My fault for not paying attention.
Well worth reading if you haven't already.
Want to read
December 30, 2021seems like a copy of Aleron Kongs The Land, Which has chaos seeds as main characters.
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January 17, 2024Refreshing and fun new universe
Inventive new world with equally fun twists in the characters. Really enjoyed the “change up” that Ellis has created in this series.
Inventive new world with equally fun twists in the characters. Really enjoyed the “change up” that Ellis has created in this series.
July 4, 2025
Azalea is a better writer in her later series. These books have a lot of enthusiasm but the plot and writing isn't there yet.
December 23, 2019
With this collection consisting of the first two books in this series, the long runtime could either be a positive due to the good value or a negative if the pacing of the story dragged, luckily for this book it tends towards the former with a story that opens strongly with good pacing and escalation throughout.
In a lot of these type of books, the real world is very quickly disregarded with the game world taking centre stage, but that is not the case with this book where the "game world" is also a real (but alien) world and the levelling also alters the players in reality. The intrigue and issues build rapidly for both locations with some surprising developments adding additional links between the two as well.
The narrator does a good job overall, providing a strong and diverse range of voices for the varied cast in a manner that nicely enhances the listener's enjoyment of the book.
Overall, a strong collection that ends with a dramatic change that should lead to an interesting follow up.
[Note - I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.]
In a lot of these type of books, the real world is very quickly disregarded with the game world taking centre stage, but that is not the case with this book where the "game world" is also a real (but alien) world and the levelling also alters the players in reality. The intrigue and issues build rapidly for both locations with some surprising developments adding additional links between the two as well.
The narrator does a good job overall, providing a strong and diverse range of voices for the varied cast in a manner that nicely enhances the listener's enjoyment of the book.
Overall, a strong collection that ends with a dramatic change that should lead to an interesting follow up.
[Note - I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.]
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