The Infinity Dungeon (Book One)

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The Infinity Dungeon (Book One)

Written by: Luca De Rosa

Narrated by: Jonathan Waters

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Broken and lost, Michael is barely surviving paycheck to paycheck when he stumbles upon a mysterious dungeon hidden deep in the Appalachian mountains.

The magical power and promise of riches lure him into participating in dangerous trials in the hopes of changing his life.

It does, but he's not the only one vying for the rewards waiting for those bold enough to try. Some of the people he meets become allies, while others bitter foes driven by greed and ambition.

Meanwhile, the world outside continues on. Will it be ready when the magic breaks free of the dungeon?

Michael hatches a plan to unite the modern world under the Unity Corporation and leverage the magic to usher in an age of prosperity and peace. But, with enemies lurking around every corner, can one man harness the chaos of a magical apocalypse with dreams of building a new world?

Luca De RosaJonathan WatersRoyal Guard Publishing LLCThe Infinity Dungeon

Epic

Fantasy

Magic

Epic Fantasy Magic

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The Infinity Dungeon, Book 2

Written by: Luca De Rosa

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I loved the premise, but the story starts to fall apart the further the book goes on. The main issue is the main character, he is stupid, to trustworthy, the use of guns in books like this makes it lose its appeal to me personally (has to have some negative aspect when allowing guns in a fantasy book).

Mediocre

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