Armor

A Progression Fantasy Epic

By: C.B. Titus

Narrated by: Heath Miller

I was created as the ultimate dungeon trap. A living suit of armor that devours any adventurer who dons me.

My master created me for his entertainment, leading adventurers to ruin. Betraying them at the last moment, just when their glorious victory was on hand.

I have been found again by the newest member of a quartet of dungeon crawlers. Poor fool. This time will be no different.

Or does it have to be?

Maybe I don't need to spend eternity left in a deep, dark dungeon waiting to devour would-be heroes. Maybe, just maybe, I can take him over and use this new identity to leave and masquerade as an adventurer myself.

Betray my master—my purpose—and grow strong enough to find a new one. One problem. Hopefully, my new companions won't realize I'm not who, or what, they think I am.

Don't miss this progression fantasy epic from debut author C.B. Titus, about a cursed suit of mimic-armor and an unsuspecting hero. Perfect for fans of Dungeons and Dragons, The Murderbot Diaries, Goblin Slayer, and lovers of all things progression fantasy/GameLit.

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So good

I think that this book is amazing
And I love the plot line and overall it’s an amazing book you should definitely check it out

fantastic story

An excellent story with a few real twists and turns. The main character story arc is extraordinarily satisfying with a solid ending (something that is difficult to come by).

The narration by Heath Miller was excellent and all of the main characters are easily identifiable.

It’s Fun, Unique, & Worth a Listen

I don’t usually write reviews, but this book deserves more exposure. Great character arcs, excellent narration, and while the writing may be average at times, it’s never dull.

Unique take on fantasy protagonist

The author made a wonderful fantasy world that is quick and easy to understand, and you get to explore it from a unique protagonist seeing the outside world for the first time. It's a great listen, preformed wonderfully, and the only sad part is the book is a stand alone book and not a series that I can continue to enjoy. I think I'm in my 4th listen through now?

Why only one book?

This is definitely one of my top 5 LitRPGs. Heath Miller kills it and story premise is unique. Story moves very quickly and I just wish that this was a book series rather than one book. With that being said it ends very nicely and doesn’t leave annoying loose ends