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Audiobooks Narrated by Andrea Parsneau
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Don't be distracted. Trust the Quest. Kill your target.
Ten years ago, the world changed. The System brought dungeons and monsters to earth. Billions were lost.
While most try to rebuild, Claire chooses to take revenge on the people who took advantage of orphans in the chaos - one hundred names, one hundred targets.
In this often brutal story about a world in chaos, Claire will kill every target on her list. No matter what it takes.
Apocalypse Assassin takes the reader through an alternate world where people delve into dungeons to grow stronger, magic is real, and the world rebuilds.
All while Claire kills anyone whose name appears on her list.
About the series: System Orphans is set in a post-apocalypse fantasy & LitRPG world, where each story will follow a different orphan in their altered environment. Claire's story, which will be written over at least three books, is the first in this elegant yet brutal fantasy. With magic, dungeons, and twists you didn't see coming, you're gonna love this killer teenager.
Claire's story is inspired by movies like 'Red Sparrow' and 'John Wick', while drawing inspiration from LitRPGs such as 'System Apocalypse' by Tao Wong and 'Dungeon Crawler Carl' by Matt Dinniman.
The series includes excessive language, brutal fights, and death. The series will have no sexual or sexualized content.
Sam Meeko never thought that he’d ever get a superpower, especially one that allows him to smell everything. Everything. With his unconventional power, Sam joins forces with a group of women hellbent on getting to the bottom of a countrywide conspiracy. It’s going to take some thinking outside the box, and when that doesn’t work, Sam and his group might need to tear the walls down.
