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0 reviewsLife at Hope’s End has gotten much more complex for Erron Vangian.
Not only have his old friends from The Exiles showed up on his doorstep, but things take a turn when one of his greatest allies, Baron Algirm Garthanon of Harrow, dies unexpectedly in suspicious circumstances. Also navigating life as a farmer, while expanding and growing his powers as a master of monsters, leaves him pulled in multiple directions.
Things take an even darker turn when news of murderous monsters spreads across the Southern Reach. The tomb of an ancient lich, Nekros Doomwhisper, is suddenly active again.
Unbeknownst to Erron, the reawakening of the powers that give him the ability to forge his own monsters has also awakened an ancient and hungry lich who wants these powers for himself. Now Erron must reveal the truth to his old friends and work together to fight back against Doomwhisper, otherwise his new home and everything he’s fought for will crumble to ash.
Book 2 of a new Farming LitRPG series from Bestselling author DB King. If Erron is to defend his farm, he'll have to master the art of growing monsters in this series where the monster-training elements of Pokémon and Monster Rancher meet DnD-esque Fantasy adventure.
