Monster Merchant Class: A LitRPG Adventure

By: Tom Nemes

Narrated by: Matt Hicks, Erin Bateman

One minute I was scrubbing algae off a fish tank at Peculiar Pets. The next I awake on a fantasy world ruled by the System who applies skills, stats, and classes.

No sword. No fireball.

Just the Monster Merchant Class.

I can capture, trade, and manage monsters. Which means venturing into wild and dangerous places where the prizes have claws, teeth, as well as the occasional desire to eat me.

But monsters sell. And the rarer and deadlier they are, the higher the price. I’m not looking to be a hero; I just want a comfy life, and I know exactly how to make that happen.

I’m not here to slay monsters. I’m here to sell them!

©2025 Tom Nemes (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

AWESOME ❣️❣️❣️

LOVED IT!!!
Refreshing and fun.
This is a great book for the whole family.
Can't wait for book 2!
This book gets ALL the stars.

Monster Merchant is Worth the Purchase, Pun Intend

I read/listen to a lot of LitRPG, so was excited to find a new take with the "monster merchant" concept. This book has it all; Pokemon-esque battles, great character development, fun animal companions, mercantile escapades, and sets itself up nicely for a lot of directions to go in the future. Can't wait for this one to get the Audible treatment so I can listen to it as well!

Cute starter story

It’s a cute starter litrpg story. I haven’t been able to get myself to finish it. The last few hours were too cartoonish for me. I like the premise, but didn’t love the direction it went in the end. I’ll keep trying to finish the last couple hours, I think the author had the ability to write some great stories, this one just didn’t quite get there for me in the end

dating sim

someone said this was good for the whole family....I hope that family is childfree...the non stop sexual innuendo gets old very fast since it doesnt stop. 70% dating sim, 30% skill progression. perfect if you are a middle aged man tired of his family and hoping to wake up in another world. he immediately forgot about the family he left behind and his horn dog on.