Dimensional Dungeon Cores Complete Series: Books 1-5

By: Jonathan Brooks

Narrated by: Miles Meili, Louise Cooksey

Length: 60 hrs and 37 mins

Publisher's summary

Contains all 5 books in the Dimensional Dungeon Cores series:

Core Establishment
Core Construction
Core Convergence
Core Retribution
Core Domination

2,993,517 words… 25 books… 5 different series… 4 amazing Dungeon Cores… and 1 epic crossover series…

Milton Frederick never had the chance to live out his life as a professional gamer on Earth, mainly because he was abducted by aliens. Unfortunately, he wasn’t returned home after the typical probing associated with such things to tell an unbelievable story to his friends. Instead, he was summarily killed, and his consciousness was inserted into a Station Core, a giant metal egg-shaped object that could use technology to create traps, Combat Units, and other defenses to protect not just himself, but those he cared about.

Through many difficult scenarios and by adapting to his new form, Milton was eventually able to escape the planet he crash-landed upon with the help of some new friends. Now, traveling back to Collective space using the ships he had built with the help of his versatile drones, the Station Core’s goal is to fulfill a promise to his personal AI guide, ALANNA, to free the races that had built his Core from the grips of the Heliothropes, a war-like race that had been threatening to overtake them when he was abducted so long ago.

What they find waiting for them when they arrive is not what any of them were expecting.

Dimensional Dungeon Cores is a continuation of the Station Cores, Dungeon Crafting, Dungeon World, and Dungeon Fairy series, though it can be enjoyed without having listened to any of 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 scarce foul language, no harems, and no sexual content.

©2023 Jonathan Brooks (P)2024 Jonathan Brooks

Great story arc

I was lucky to not have listened to any of the dungeon fairy series so when this book arrived in that dimension (about 19 hours from the end of this) I immediately switched to the dungeon fairy series.. it made for a very engaging segway

well built multi dimensional universe

got into this series after reading dungeon world series. while there are a number of chapters covering stats, the story is well written.

Amazing

Another amazing story from Jonathan Brooks. I absolutely loved the books. Great conclusion to the existing series and I loved the interactions between the different main characters.

Enjoyed seeing all the cores come together…wish Chance would have been able to play a roll beyond that of a simulation…overall good ending/tie-ins

Amazing

I would love to live in the world that has the dungeons. Or the space stations.

Perfect 10 on the landing!

Jonathan has done an amazing job throughout this JBU (Jonathan Brooks Universe). I love that he was able to weave together the different dimensions systems without it looking cobbled together.

I'm downloading the next arch while I write this

Jonathan Brooks does a great job.
I listen to these genre of books while driving to work, and something about Jonathan's style lends itself to the commute, work, then listen again on the commute home. I'll try to quantify it in my review if the next series I'm downloading now;)

Love this guy’s books!

Dislike? Nothing. Love this series. I own almost everything this guy has written. I’d like to see a couple of book 2’s for some of your other series.

Can’t ever get enough

This world and all the others that go into it are fleshed out so much that my imagination runs wild with the possibility of the caricatures and the worlds themselves. I’m glad I stumbled across this author over two years ago. Thank you so much for the fantastic worlds you have built.

Good if you don’t care about good since fiction.

Good story if you can ignore all your basic knowledge of sciences and physics. The book try to sell the logic of decisions to hard, if you can ignore this two things is a good story.