Quantum Shift

Phase Shift Series, Book 1

By: Kyle Johnson

Narrated by: Stephen Graybill

Phase Shift incoming!

Your local sector has been selected to undergo a Quantum Phase Shift in order to increase its habitability. Any humans who survive this process will receive more information on these changes.

Expected survival rate: one to five percent.

Phase Shift begins in three...two...one...commence Phase Shift.

Troias Drakos awakens to find that the world he knew is gone, and a new reality has risen to take its place. Most of Earth's life was killed in a single instant, and those that survived have been granted powers and abilities that seem almost magical. Unfortunately, this world is filled with terrors and monsters that are equally powerful...or far more so. Only by uniting and learning to use their new abilities will humanity survive.

Troias has been given a unique set of powers, and if he is to have any chance to survive, he must learn to master these and become a true Spirit Warrior. Will even his great abilities be enough to survive the Quantum Shift?

©2020 Kyle Johnson (P)2021 Tantor

Excellent!

this was a really good story. I enjoyed it quite a bit. narrator was okay

excellent

I like this one a lot. it's definitely a solid example of the apocalypse litrpg genre, but doesn't get annoyingly persistent with the Stat sheets. I'm pretty sure it also has some unique elements concerning worldbuilding in a pretty literal way, but time will tell. Anyway, if you enjoy this genre at all, definitely recommend this series.

Action packed story

I reallly enjoyed this book. it wasn't your normal gamer fantasy turned into a book. The storyline and characters had depth. the leve and magic system was new and well thought out.

good start

book reminds me alot of shadow sun or sys apoc just hope the series keeps up being this good gotta say the end of the epilog was a great cap to the book tho

Good book

I liked the story it dragged a couple places but all in all fast paced. Maybe I'm just spoiled but the narrator seemed to be monotoned if that's the correct word. Just his voice felt like a droning that would put me to sleep. I fought through it and enjoyed the story. OP MC but he is needed to help people. I'll buy the next book but I'm hoping the get more pizazz out of the narrator or something. The whole time I listened to this I felt like was listening to an old Indian chanting.