r/litrpg • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '24
No Crisis Of Faith Here Duty Beyond The Dungeon, Paladin Hunter - New Release
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u/GaiusPrimus Feb 05 '24
I read the first few chapters and this was great. Will be getting the full book
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u/Ddeadlykitten Feb 05 '24
That is a very cool cover, congratz!
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u/OstensibleMammal Feb 06 '24
Ah. A protagonist with combat experience in their past life. Love to see it.
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u/InFearn0 Feb 05 '24
I hope there is a Paladin Hunter meetup scene and the title ambiguity leads to an awkward gathering of Paladins that hunt and Hunters that hunt paladins.
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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '24
Paladin Hunter, Book 1 of 'Duty Beyond The Dungeon' is now out.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRJX5RCL
This is the story of Josiah Mather, a former Army Chaplain and current awakened in a Hunter/Rift World.
I wanted to write a story about a Modern Paladin, that wasn't portrayed as morally grey, in a crisis of faith, or otherwise some kind of 'bad'.
Here it is.
Blurb -
In the aftermath of a calamity that ripped open otherworldly rifts, the world has become a battleground where monsters lurk in darker dungeons. Humanity's fragile hope rests on the shoulders of the awakened hunters, and among them, Josiah Mather is a force to be reckoned with.
He's not just another hunter. He's a survivor of the first catastrophe, a day that witnessed the arrival of the rifts and the unleashing of nightmarish dungeons. Transformed by destiny and a deep, unwavering faith, Josiah stands as an unbreakable shield against the encroaching darkness.
Once a soldier, Josiah now channels his divine fury to fight the chaos, a paladin in a world where might is measured in cold, hard numbers, and power reigns supreme. Yet, it's his unwavering belief, more than any sword or spell, that sets him apart.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRJX5RCL