Core Construction

Dimensional Dungeon Cores, Book 2

De: Jonathan Brooks

Narrado por: Miles Meili, Louise Cooksey

Two Cores are better than one….

Coming back to their own dimension, Milton Frederick and his AI guide, ALANNA, discovered that things were not quite how they left it. After the Station Core and his crew of Proctans acquired a derelict space station, fixed it up to include a makeshift dungeon, and then stopped the Heliothropes from invading and conquering an entirely new dimension, they managed to survive and return to Milton’s home dimension victorious.

But they didn’t return alone.

Connecting to what is being dubbed the “Creator” dimension, the beautiful Dungeon Core named Sandra is now able to visit Milton’s space station through a fixed dimensional portal. Because of this, she is able to treat the entire structure as an extension of her own Area of Influence. Now, working together–Station Core and Dungeon Core–the two of them work to construct a dungeon inside of the station that utilizes their combined strengths, an unprecedented amalgamation of two completely different styles of defense. While at the same time, they also strive to determine what is their ultimate goal against the Heliothropes, which will determine the future of their endeavors.

Even with their combined might, will it be enough to stop the tyrannical reign of the Heliothropes? Only time will tell, of course, but after constructing a lasting relationship with a brand-new ally, Milton can only hope for the best.

Dimensional Dungeon Cores is a continuation of the Station Cores and Dungeon Crafting series, though it can be enjoyed without having read the previous books. This story contains LitRPG and GameLit mechanics, Dungeon Core elements including dungeon construction and defense, and optional stat tables in the form of footnotes. Contains no foul language, no harems, and no sexual content.

©2022 Jonathan Brooks (P)2022 Jonathan Brooks

Fun combination of his other stories

This book does not require you to have read Johnathan Brooks' other work, but I do think that that is where all the payoff is. It is a fun concept, to combine multiple magic and scientific systems to bring this book to new heights.

great book!

this is a great continuation of this series that better ties together hs previous series. fun book!

Excellent

As i have come to expect, another excellent book. Highly recommend this book, its series, and the surrounding series. I am looking forward to listening to the next book.

good addition to the series but a boring book

this book does a good job of continuing the series and setting up future novels. but I found it very repetitive and boring. the other note is that whenever the voice actress who does Sandra speaks it's significantly louder than the main narrator. it can be a bit jarring.

Excited

Absolutely excited to see where the story is taken next. One of my favorite authors and a great narrator to boot.

Loved it

I’ve been waiting for a long time for this book to come out so I could continue the story I’m completely enthralled by this series of book’s Jonathan brooks is definitely a great writer a great sense of humor as many of his characters are proof I’m very exited for the next book it’s containing characters from dungeon world.

great series

a wonderful series that is well written and fun. I can not not wait for more.

So many

First he blended 2 great series and now we are going to add a 3rd. He is going to have to write faster at this rate or we will all go mad. More authors should do this so we don't lose great MC's

create stable safe portal to planet. then not use

very first thing done made a stable safe portal to planet then never use it to save or house people. as for gravity issues sanda has gravity altering magic to make it safe

Still a good series but super detailed

More of the story. If you like the detailed style of this author you’ll be fine. I like all the series but admittedly all of Milton’s books are probably my least favorite. Sandra is my favorite so this is going okay for me but meh crossovers are difficult to stomach especially when you have to deal with how someone else views them and in the style of a this story. So shrug if you like the series you are probably going to continue. If you just can’t stand crossovers then I think they are fine as stand alone series. If you get the itch I’d listen to it while doing something as idk Milton and the tech talk are a bit tedious. Had to restart this once cuz I just wasn’t feeling it. It was okay this time though umm like the last battle felt like about and hour or so. The battles take sooooo long and I’m like they won woot but I blanked what exactly happened as I want to just get through the book. But idk I like that you can skip the stats cuz it’s A LOT like that. Maybe it’s the narrator that lulls me into not paying attention when the read the stats? Idk I still like it though.