Rise of the Weakest Healer

A LitRPG Saga

By: Blake Alexander

Narrated by: Dylan Wheeler, Ellory Lane

Length: 10 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's summary

Regular day job - Check. Tedious life in need of excitement - Definitely. A strange magical rift - What can go wrong!

Ben clocked in and clocked out, living a dreary life until a rip of energy caught his attention. Of course, interfering with the spell proved disastrous and he's sucked into a portal.

On Semintor, the fantastical exists alongside wondrous magic. Ben arrives with a massive advantage thanks to his tinkering with the portal that got him there: his Arcana—his ability to cast powerful magic—are downright godly. The man is capable of casting group heals, buffing all sorts of attributes, and more, making him a highly sought after spellcaster, a rare dedicated supporting healer. But... there's a catch.

A curse prohibits Ben from harming others or cast spells on himself. Without a doubt he's in a predicament that forces him to use his wit and get a group of strong, loyal people on his side if he's to survive. Thankfully, his charm, good looks, and quick thinking helps him secure the support of two lovely ladies, because the hunt to capture him is on the moment he arrives.

If Ben isn't careful, he'll become a chained servant to some petty tyrant, exploited for his unique magic. But if Ben is clever, he'll build a family of powerful women who will do everything to protect each other.

Join Ben as he navigates Semintor with his augmented magic.

©2023 Blake Alexander (P)2023 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Performers made sorry better.

Performance was done with grace and care, the pace and audible inflections easily created the world in which the story was taking place. The book itself was hard to connect with parts disconnected from main storyline that did not match nor have a real descriptive reason for existing.

A different LITRPG

Its very fresh to see a litrpg where the MC is a healer. very good world building and litrpg.
Very interested in a second book

Unexpected gem.

I was surprised by this book. It was very fun, and an interesting plot. I had expected the Matriarch to end differently than she did, based on the genes, but it was a good ending to the book!

PG17 but done in a A way that is appropriate

OK I'm a little turned off by the fact that this does have a Harem aspect to it but I am also appreciative of the fact that it was done in such a way as to integrate it Without the overuse of some of the proper pronouns And it doesn't hit you over the head I do wish that The author had left a lot of it out because even though it is right for where it is at the same the shows A fear Of allowing himself to be shown as the kind of writer he truly isAnd it starts out as sort of a family friendly Venture there's no warning us of the possibility that there's going to be sex involved until it happensAnd the other thing is that when he does put the sex in it's slowly gets more graphic Is going from
PG13 to NC17 to rated XX

Fun story. Can't wait for book 2.

Main character is not annoying. Supporting characters are likeable and well described. The premise is good. Classic OP MC with a catch or two a bit of spice but not main focus. Narrators performance is seamless and engaging.

I don’t know why this works

Lately I’ve been looking for something different and this was so much like other books so I don’t know why I like this story but I did reluctant review 

Full of strategic twists and charming characters!

"Rise of the Weakest Healer" by Blake Alexander, narrated by Dylan Wheeler and Ellory Lane, is a LitRPG delight. Alexander's witty writing, coupled with Wheeler and Lane's engaging narration, crafts a magical journey full of strategic twists and charming characters. A must-listen for fantasy aficionados seeking a brief but enchanting escape.

Short story

Way too much detail of stats and game mechanics. Try to follow the story was aweful. The book could have been halved.

A very intellectual take on the genre. Five enthusiastic stars.

A very unique plot withe the protagonist taking a new path to being a hero. Voice acting was very well done as well.

where is this going?

the writing is better then most in this genre. but the story line is not very clear nore is anything deeper then the caricature sheet when it comes to the MC. its frustrating, you can't have an adventure if the MC can't make a decision. frustrating to the point im not sure the next one will grab one of my credits.