Kindle Box-Set Release - 99c, complete LitRPG Trilogy!

Hey guys!

I've just released a complete box set of another of my LitRPG series over on Amazon. Three books, a finished, complete story, over 380k words. And right now, it's only 99c! Or free on Kindle Unlimited.

It would really mean the world to me if you checked it out. I value all the support I've gotten from every one of my readers here on Patreon, on RR, and on Amazon, and am so glad I get to continue writing for a living thanks to all of you!

Especially thanks to you patrons. Seriously, I've no idea how I have over 400 of you awesome guys supporting me. Thank you with the power of a million suns! Your support makes the financial stress of having a variable income a lot easier to deal with.

Here's a bit of praise for the first book, along with the blurb:

“I’ve read hundreds of LitRPG books and this one is easily in the top 5.”

“Loved it! So good everyone needs to read this book, couldn't put it down.”

“Bloody brilliant!”

“This book is action all the way through. Hack, Slash and Burn is the perfect title as killing becomes Calder and his friends number one focus.”

The orc apocalypse has arrived.

In the small village of Berring, Calder runs the Broken Mug tavern. He was a gifted swordsman, and would have been a war hero if only his side had won. His injured leg tells him his days of fighting are over.

When a Dark Portal opens in his village’s main square and orcs stream through it, slaughtering his neighbours and setting everything on fire, it brings with it a second chance.

A Soldier of Light appears and grants Calder a Weapon Stone, so he can help fight against the forces of Darkness.

His leg is healed.

His body pulses with superhuman strength.

And he’ll do anything to protect his people.

Hack, Slash & Burn is a medieval LitRPG fantasy series with portals to other worlds, different classes, stats, levels and spells.

And, of course, here's a link to the Amazon page: https://www.royalroad.com/amazon/B0CS3DPQV1

Again, thank you all! I don't think I could ever say that enough.