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Past Life Hero: A LitRPG Adventure Audiobook
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He was a Hero. Now he's not. He'll stop at nothing to rise to the top again.
Max was murdered, but now he is mostly over it. Living on Earth as a recent college graduate, he can still perfectly recall his past life on the fantasy world of Albion before that. He'd been hailed as the "Hero of the World" after crawling his way up from poverty, eventually enjoying great fame and luxury.
But on mana-starved Earth, he's just a guy.
However, when Earth is suddenly attacked, changing the natural laws of the world and threatening all life on the planet, Max will get a new opportunity to regain some of his lost power … and then some. He discovers an entire system of multi-dimensional colleges created for those gifted with a Path.
The universe is much larger than Max had even known ever during his first life.
Max is not the Hero of Albion anymore, but the drive to excel is still part of his nature. And the more power he has, the easier it should be to save his world. … Right?
Welcome to this unique twist on isekai fantasy in the next LitRPG adventure by bestseller Blaise Corvin, author of Delvers LLC and Apocalypse Cultivation.
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About Blaise Corvin
Blaise Corvin writes mostly in the GameLit genre and LitRPG subgenre, exciting new classifications of fiction in which characters either play a game (usually VR) or live in a world with game-like elements. He is the author of books in several series, including the Nora Hazard, Delvers LLC, Veilverse, Secrets of the Old Ones, and the Anthem of Infinity series.
About John Skelley
David Beers is an Amazon bestselling writer, with over twenty-five novels to his name. He writes thriller, horror, and sci-fi books in Atlanta. Before publishing novels, he received awards for his short fiction seen in numerous publications, including the New York Times. He writes weekly on topics from crime to horror movies at his website, http://www.davidbeersfiction.com. He loves interacting with fans, so feel free to contact him.