Goblin Apocalypse

A post-apocalyptic, slice of life, base building adventure

By: Michael Dalton

Narrated by: Giancarlo Herrera, Hannah Schooner

Planet full of mutants? Check! Hot goblin girls? Check! Survival? Fingers crossed!

Thirty years after a failed invasion of the goblin home world, power technician Kevin wakes up in a wrecked Imperial Marine dropship with no clue how he got there. Worse, the planet has been devastated by a biological weapon, and the few survivors are bloodthirsty mutants.

Kevin’s skills could get the ship’s power plant working and help out a community of adorable goblin girls. But—er—there’s a small complication. They’d rather murder him for what the Empire did to their planet.

All is not as it seems, however, for the cause of the war is tied up in the strange fascination the goblin girls have with human men. Can Kevin find the parts he needs to get the reactor fixed? Will the goblin girls take him into their community or string him up like a piñata? And do hot, angry goblins even make good mates?

Goblin Apocalypse is a short and occasionally silly slice-of-life novel featuring cute goblins, dangerous mutants, and what is probably too much techie stuff for a book like this.

©2023 Michael Dalton (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Fantastic performances

Great story and great performances from both of the narrators. Perfect mixture of post apocalyptic action and spicy monster romance.

An interesting story

Dalton has had some really good series in the past like Makalang and while this one may not be as good as that one yet, I still enjoyed it. The mc is put in a tough position right at the start foggy memory, unknown world, and hostiles people. He has to figure out what is going on while trying to survive. I do enjoy a good base building story and this one doesn't disappoint. As for the narration both do an excellent job voicing the characters and helping bring the world to life. I am looking forward to what comes next from Dalton.

Goblin layer

Tis time move over goblin slayer this is a job for goblin layer Wonderful listen love that the voice work was the best female work I've had heard in a while so bonus points for that. Love scenes are well crafted and the world feels unique and alive

Very good

I listen to audible strictly for the entertainment value . I don’t rate complexity of plot or character development or even perfect grammar.
I thought this first book was a very good listen . It did not drag or get sidetracked. Yes the characters were very different and the premise was odd. The author weaved a nice story.

Goble Girls Gone Wild

Very good story and surprisingly wholesome. The survival aspect is also nicely done and I'm wondering how it will all play out in the long run.

The girls are absolutely adorable, makes you want to cuddle them forever.

Voice acting is also quite good especially for the goblins, they all feel quite different. Male narration is a bit slow but well done nonetheless.

Overall worth the read and want to see how it will continue in future books.