Dungeon Heroes Omnibus: Books 1-6

A LitRPG Progression Fantasy

By: Shane Hammond, Marcus Sloss

Narrated by: Richard Brock, Raya Kane

The complete series in a single offering!

Develop my team, dive the dungeons, and don’t ever stop.

I’ve always wanted to conquer the Big 5 dungeons ever since one of them took the life of my father nearly fifteen years ago. Nobody ever said the Path of Progression was easy, but my burning desire to dive can’t be quenched. I just never thought I’d be prohibited from getting a diving license just because I tried to help a bratty blonde girl get hers.

Soon, we’re joined by a lovely brunette bookworm, and we start diving the dungeon on our own terms. As it turns out, I have a few abilities that greatly increase our chances of actually finishing the Path, leading to a life of fame and luxury. Others soon notice the power I’m building though, and they’ll do anything to stop us.

I will conquer the Path of Progression with the help of my stunning companions.

That is unless the dungeon, or my secret enemy, kills me first.

This story contains action/adventure sequences, stat sheets for the main characters, and some slice-of-life elements.

©2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Good but the sexual scene's are a little much

Story was good but this is a herem type the descriptions of the battles would of been served better if the author described them with as much detail as the sex scenes. If he wanted to make it a fan service anime might have been better.

Great story

I'm going to start with addressing one of the things mentioned in the comments. the sex scenes in here may be over the top but in a good way. it really help you understand the relationships. second romance/love is cute and frankly addictive. the action is fantastic along with the suspense. the gut laughter i get from moments is a pleasant addition. the diversity of voices is amazing you can always tell who's talking. now the only issue I've come across is the audio editing. one chapter had a muffle through out it. another chapter I felt I heard a sewing machine in the background as they talked. barely audible but I have good hearing and am easily overwhelmed by background noise(but in this case, due to the quality of the story and narrators I was able to deal with it). finally issues are with the splicing of the audio and miss reading. miss reading wasn't all the time but enough for me to note at least a dozen+ times in two books. examples one person is talking but the use the wrong name. or in battles while someone attacks the wrong name is use for said attacks. the splicing of audio. moment are snipped short to bad linking up of audio clips or for example Jeremy mom is supposed to say something and another characters very resent line is there instead leaving you confused (Jeremy is main male character). but even with the obvious audio mistakes this book series has quickly become one of my favorites. story is 5 stars, narrators 5 stars( Seraphina's voice I could live in 😅 it is so cozy and inviting, not to say the others aren't equally fantastic hers is just my favorite). audio editing is a 3 star because I feel either they were inexperienced or in to big of a rush (judging by the overall quality it's probably the later, I feel the can easily fix the mistakes if the go back over and pay close attention)

Oh yes!

This was a fantastic bundle. It sure did eat up my long roadtrip and now I am moving onto the author's other work.

What ?

every time I thought maybe this MC was growing in understanding the authors would dash that. if it wasn't an omnibus I would feel ripped off. Maybe the voice actors should watch a fantasy movie or two to hear how words in the genre are pronounced.

250 books 1st review ever, and it's a warning

level progression doesn't mean anything.... their are bones of a decent story here... every negative review is spot on... 6 books for 1 credit is worth it. but definatly listen at 1.2 speed... 1.0 is horrible.

she "giggled" ... she "blushed" ....

For stating that the women the MC meet are 'strong', the author had them "giggle" and/or ""blush" with embarrassment like every-other conversation, and it's with every female in the story. After 6 books, this turned out to be Hundreds of times. I stopped eye-rolling after the 1st book. Annoying. To improve your writing, please pay attention to how confident women in IRL respond to simple compliments or someone saying anything they agree with. To a lessor extent, the phase "...couldn't have been more ..." was also overused. I blame the original editors.
Narrators were outstanding!
Good story idea overall.

This is a great series

It is not often that I laugh out loud or react in any way while reading a book. If a book doesn't start off strong, I move on. This series is so good that I was looking for a follow-up. I highly recommend Dungeon Heroes; it has everything you would expect in a good fantasy book.

One of the best series IMO

I won’t lie, I’m Biased towards Dungeons, Harems, and OP MCs. With that being said, it is a great book, a perfect blend of Action, Adventure, suspense and spicy moments.

There were a few times where the plot seems like it’s getting stretched, but that’s to be expected when it’s the complete series. Characters were great, voice readers were good, I wasn’t a fan of Mira’s “accent” it felt forced and kinda sounded like Mickey Mose but again it’s nothing that would deduct a star. Overall it is a series that I can immerse myself in each time I read it, and that’s ultimately what I look for in a book.

the performance was great!

the narration was very good, story could have been better. also how is there a spell called turret strike when the people of your story based on everything read up to that point aparently don't know what gunpowder is, as there are no muskets or cannons anywhere else in the story so they should have no idea what a turret even is

mixed feeling

This is not the full review yet. book 1 and part of book 2.


The story is often engaging and having a male and female narration if very appreciated. The story structure is basically a heavily layered sex descriptive romance frosted by being a litrpg. That is something I know is appealing to many. I bought the story for 10% sex, 90% litrpg and 100% story,

My big issue is story inconsistencies, use of modern specific termanology (supermodel, bad ass and many others), RPG inconsistencies concerning levels and physical attributes keep rising but there is rarely any show of it in battle or when they are about town. Along with that when they die and often very grusomly their armour, weapons and items get completely repaired by the life spell as well. After the third dungeon they are millionaires in the hundred million gold pieces each. But, when they go shopping for spell up grades after the 3rd dungeon a spell upgrade that Jeremy want would would use up almost all of his coin. It is indicated the they only have a bit more than 1000 or so gold. The first dragon they killed it was stated that there was enough loot to buy a small city and they killed 2 dragons. along with that the boss gave a huge amount as well. they killed more than likely over 100 demons and 100rds of other monsters as well.

Now when it comes to the sex it's fairly descriptive I would call it 70 to 80% descriptive in detail. Though there is a lot of Reputation About Jerremies wood being so hard. By the time you get to the middle of book 2 it should be as hard as Adamantium, mithril or Ura come on! We I get it.

My issue with the sex is in stories I just prefer it to be used as a basic method to move the story along. Now in regards to sexual tension I'm all for that building up. But, building up any kind of tension is welcome in a story.

So to the author please do not just use the formula but keep things consistent when it comes to details not all of us listen read this stuff for the sex.

I do enjoy finding authors I can enjoy.