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Whispers from Below
Paperback
Series: Rise of the Grandmaster, Book 2
Publisher: Lmbpn Publishing
Published: Aug 9 2022
Pages: 238
Weight: 0.55
Height: 0.54 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
The reward for good work is...more work.
Note: This book was previously published as part of the megabook, Rise of the Grandmaster.
Tim continues to adjust to his life in the game.
Forming a group with Shadowlilly and Cassie is a no-brainer.
Figuring out the dynamics of his new team is only the start. Tim desperately tries to get to the bottom of who The Man in The Orange Sah is working for.
There's still the matter of his original plan to play the game and get paid.
That could prove tricky, and making an enemy of the cardinal by working directly for the high priest wasn't in the plan.
Tim isn't about to let a little thing like running for his life get in the way of achieving his goals.
The Goddess Eternia has a different goal in mind...
She sends the team on a quest that could bring Tim's time playing The Etheric Coast to a messy end.
Now Tim and his new team have to get their act in gear if they want to survive the dungeon and its half-woman, half-spider occupant.
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