Scorched Time

Time Core, Book 4

By: Jonathan Brooks

Narrated by: Tess Irondale

In the scorching heat of the Charwell Desert, Tempara must sift through the sands of time…

Fresh off her victory in the Verdant Forest, the Greater Temporal Fox-turned-Dungeon Core discovers that the next stop in her journey to free her family (and save the world) is the Charwell Desert, located south of the Kingdom. This barren region is a far cry from the lush forest she had just left, as there is nothing living amongst the endless sand dunes that sweep across the landscape.

After adapting to the strange new dungeons and the odd fire- and heat-based monsters that are found in the Desert, Tempara finds that—with help from the souls of a few former Defenders and her rescued family—she's grown quite adept at defending her dungeon from whatever comes her way.

But like the mirage-like heat haze that perpetually lies over the scorching desert, a familiar—and dangerous—figure will emerge to challenge the time-looping Dungeon Core in their own powerful element.

This story contains Dungeon Core elements, including dungeon construction and defense, and LitRPG/GameLit mechanics such as character progression and stats. It does not contain harems, sexual content, or profanity.

©2023 Jonathan Brooks (P)2023 Podium Audio

Nice continuation of the series

it's good I like how the books are pretty similar to each other pretty much the same story but in a different region with a slightly different problem that needs to be figured out and this book wasn't very puzzly. like there wasn't a mystery to be solved to fix the problem like the first one and the poison one That's why I like this series is the mystery and stuff but I also like the series because it kind of actually gets into some of the problems with time travel and what problems and circumstances you could get into with also it is a time loop series so if you don't like repeating scenarios over and over but slightly different then its probably not for you.

A nice continuation of the series!

Another great addition. Always has new ideas! This author has so many new ideas and this series showcases them nicely. His rwepitware is ever expanding and new. Just a good job all round!

Stats stats stats

Sooo many stats. At least one hour of stats in 20min chunks. And he loves to list all the new mobs gained even though they have a minimal effect on the story. I like the story but the stats and mobs listings are getting too much

Absolutely loved it and burned through :)

This one was a great installment that added more depth and rules to the structure of the world without feeling out of place and added a lot to the stakes while still allowing for more development and plot arc. Definitely recommend!

Ridiculous story

I don’t care for a book that’s obvious when they walk into a new problem because that’s what they do every single book in the last three books there’s a new problem every time can’t you just write a story without having to throw a new wrench in every single start of a book I mean you already have a dungeon book that you can’t create anything new because it’s all preset. I’ve been disappointed the last three books.