Renewal: A LitRPG Progression Fantasy

A Daughter of Fate, Book 1

De: J. L. Rabone

Narrado por: Rebecca Woods

A woman with a knack for cheating death tries to avoid the mistakes of her past lives in the first book of a gripping dark fantasy series.

Death has a funny way of finding Lynette Heversham. After three villainous lifetimes—marked by pain, betrayal, and increasingly violent demises—Lynette still has no idea why she's been cursed with being reborn again and again. When she awakens as her younger self for the fourth time, she quickly realizes this life is her last chance to get it right.

With the guidance of the gods, Lynette sets out to leave her wicked ways behind and forge a new path. Escaping her doomed engagement and the machinations of her adoptive noble family will be no easy task. As she courts scandal and shocks everyone by joining the empress's army, she's thrust into a world rife with demonic beasts and dangerous enemies.

The key to Lynette's survival will be unlocking the long-ignored power in her core. For she'll need her newfound skills, all the knowledge gained from her past lives, and the gods' favor in order to change her fate . . .

Combining magic, romance, action, and spectacular world-building, Renewal is the first installment of a unique dark fantasy series that's perfect for fans of otome and role-playing games.

The first volume of the hit LitRPG adventure series—with more than 450,000 views on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

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Meh okay good filler book

A woman of supposed life experience of previous life’s doesn’t really help build character she’s still weak and acts like it very much demonstrates damsels in distress through the whole book and very slow pace not much ability growth! Not a strong female lead

A New Favorite!

I picked this one up on a whim but I'm so glad I did. Excellent story telling. Super fast paced and engaging. lots of interpersonal dynamics that are intriguing. I'll be back for the next installment!

Delayed satisfaction

All the suspense that was built was basically moved on for the next book to fulfill. Although the book was very well written and interesting, it was all plot building filler. In my opinion if the author will make all of this work come to fruition with some real character growth in the next book it will be more than worth the read. In this book the main character was pretty much just fighting for freedom and approval, and while it was interesting, it would have been wonderful to see the character growth that litrpg’s are known for.

Nate the real MVP

I'm only an hour away from finishing this book but lord do I love it. It's odd considering how much I generally prefer more action based novels. This had a different kind of action though. Drama. I'm not one for long detailed reviews. I just have to say I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of the book. Hard to believe I was so reluctant to get it in the first place. I liked the MC a lot, but I have to say Nate was easily my favourite character.

I also have to talk about to the narration which was superb. I've listened to "a lot" of audiobooks and Rebecca here did an amazing job. After this one I will definitely be checking out her other works.

I should be fair and maybe point out some negatives but can't do that. I genuinely have nothing negative to say about the book. It was a wonderful read.

Intrigue lit RPG with a hint of action.

The story has well developed characters with their own complex motivations. I can't wait for book 2.

If you're a fan of villainess/otome books you will probably like this one too.

If you're a fan of villainess/otome books you will probably like this one too.

Good start.

I actually enjoyed this book. I thought it was a bit slow in the beginning. The story ended when things were really getting interesting. The narration was key for me. I felt everything the various characters felt and that elevated the whole storyline. I was hoping book two was ready to go because I am invested .

Definitely an otome game manhwa story

Good story. Follows the same manhwa tropes, but is detailed enough and seems to be more than one dimensional. The main character and her family are a bit too oblivious though, but I think that’s more a thing for drama than bad writing. The only real critique is that I feel things are expanded upon or repeated over and over a bit too much. (Mostly via inner dialogue)

I’m excited for the next installment of the series and really enjoyed it. I feel like the next book is where it’ll get going and the MC will start to shine.