Blazer

A LitRPG Adventure (Divine Progression, Book 3)

By: Jake Brannigan

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

Now counted among the top ranks of Adventurers, Glenn must find a new path.

After two years standing vigil at the gates of his hometown, Glenn finally has a chance to fulfill his dream of joining the Blazers, traveling the world, adventuring with his childhood love, and helping people beyond Wolfpine. And all it cost was his best friend, his family, and a life with everyone he loves.

Yet with a new zone to explore and new and dangerous threats to challenge, Glenn must look forward, not back. Alongside his new partner and his childhood sweetheart, Glenn will save lives, unravel conspiracies, and support his friends and the people of Evolan as he follows the path of a Blazer: elite Adventurers who towns and their leaders call upon when a normal Adventurer just won’t do.

Now in hiding from the Church of Celes, Glenn finds himself unwittingly drawn into a conspiracy involving Deathcasters—Luxtera’s forbidden Class—and uncovers a conspiracy that will change everything he knows about the Gods, the church, and why the Deathcaster class is forbidden …

Book three of a new action-packed LitRPG adventure with strong-to-stronger progression, strategic battles, endearing characters, and slice-of-life elements.

©2023 Jake Brannigan (P)2023 Recorded Books

Just realized

It's a damn PvE server. The gods put them in a PvE server. Mad it took me 3 books to notice.

I love this book

This book is a great continuation of the series. Glenn continues to grow make some new friends and push through the challenges given. The story is a lot of fun and I can’t wait for the next one.

Really good story with a twisty plot

Very fun story about adventure and leveling with plenty of action, stats, and intrigue. You have to like a guy like Glen

suddenly harem

Wow, another otherwise great story ruined by introducing harem fantasy into book whatever. This adds zero value to the story, puts off everyone not interested in your sexual fantasies, and should have been stated much earlier so the readers were not 3 books in before this. The over the top usage of thirsty on every page previously was bad enough. The only redeeming factor here is the fade to black nondescriptive nature ofthee scenes. Please advertise your book series as the smut that it is. I could have avoided spending credits or time on this at all.