Couch Potato Crisis

Couch Potato Chronicles, Book 2

By: Erik Rounds

Narrated by: Sarah Sampino

Princess Kiwistafel has been kidnapped. Again. (But this time, it’s personal!)

The Player of Legend - Tasha Singleton - sets out with her ragtag group of friends to rescue the princess. But Kiwistafel’s kidnapping is only the beginning of Tasha’s headaches. The menu clocks tick ever backward toward the world’s end, as Entropy, the serpent god of destruction, looms in the sky. Will Tasha save the princess from Queen Murderjoy? Can she collect the remaining elemental orbs on time? Will Pan accomplish her quest to make Ari - her summoned figment of a father - a permanent being? Can Kiwi forgive Tasha for accidentally betraying her to Murderjoy? Most importantly, who will win the Wombat Island kart racing championship?

Find the answers to these questions and more in Couch Potato Crisis - the penultimate volume of Couch Potato Chronicles.

This is a LitRPG/RPG Gamelit audiobook with stat progression, video game mechanics, and narrative spreadsheets. It features heavy satire and the kind of silly, over-the-top situations you might expect in a 16-bit video game. No velociraptors have been harmed in the production of this audiobook.

©2020, 2021 Erik Rounds (P)2021 Erik Rounds

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very good story and characters but the people of world can make me very frustrated.

Hooked

I’m a big fan of this series it’s kept me on the edge of my seat wanting to know what happens. I bit of confusion in this book for me but I would still say it’s one of the best books in its genre.

Great Series

This is a great book with hours of good times listening. I really enjoyed listening to it and can't wait for more.!! You hear that Erik, I need more of this series so keep writing great books!!

Downgraded cover art, but still entertaining

Downgraded cover art does not mean the story itself was downgraded. While it might have had less funny moment, and occasionally had characters forget about their abilities for a bit for plot convinience, its still an entertaining story overall. With many side characters giving equal and important part of the story, while still having Tosha in the middle of it. 4/5.

A good follow up!

Liking this series and as times it irritates the decisions of some characters, it is undeniably realistic and thus believable. Well done.