He Who Fights with Monsters 4: A LitRPG Adventure (He Who Fights with Monsters, Book 4) Audible Audiobook – Unabridged

Shirtaloon (Author), Travis Deverell (Author), Heath Miller (Narrator),

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In the wake of an unexpected homecoming, Jason questions if there is still a place for him in the world he left behind.

Forced to confront what he has become in his time away, he feels more alien than ever. But his old world is hiding secrets that he never knew.

As he starts to unravel what has been hidden from him his entire life, he discovers that not only might he fit in better than ever but he may be exactly what the world needs.

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December 28, 2021
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Listening Length	22 hours and 20 minutes
Author	Shirtaloon, Travis Deverell
Narrator	Heath Miller
Whispersync for Voice	Ready
Audible.com Release Date	December 28, 2021
Publisher	Podium Audio
Program Type	Audiobook
Version	Unabridged
Language	English
ASIN	B09GHNFMDQ
Best Sellers Rank	#290 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #4 in Urban Fantasy #5 in Horror Fiction #11 in Dark Fantasy

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Great series

Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2021

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This is a great series and this book is no different. I love the story arc. Some things I wish went differently, but the story was great. One star removed for it being rife with anti Americanism. Definitely the pompous vision of a foreigner on an island protected by others. Like the MC said in book 1, the author can take ideological positions without ever having to deal with the consequences. Being anti American will feel like a great position until you need us.

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T. Moore

starting to unravel and come off unhinged

Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2021

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Jason has PTSD bad and yet this went unnoticed somehow by his friends in the magical world; magical friends who can read a person's aura like a google road map with live sat views.

The whole arch-plot of the series is further explained except it makes no sense in its implementation. You open astral spaces on land to cause conflict OR underwater to promote energy transfer in a stealth manner because there are no magic capable sentients underwater ; there is no reason to do both given the Builder level goals (design specifications it turns out.)

And finally the author obviously has problems with govt in OZ, and like every other socialist blame the USA for his countries failures. [aka the author can't stop ragging]

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Pacific_22

Incredibles meets Dexter

Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2021

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Spoilers******

I’m dropping the series. The good stuff ends at book 3…

Jason’s story takes a sharp turn. From the cover, it’s an easy guess as to who the woman is, not sure why she’s back, (when her death meant so much to Jason) also she changed a lot and it’s not touched on as she’s lost in all the other characters. All fine elements...

I liked the 4 battles, didn’t like the conversations or the inherent issues (ad nauseam) with killing people in an rpg when your life is on the line. No new powers or growth, no loot besides a gun essence… All the interesting characters are gone for this installment replaced by woman with love interest, positions of influence or family ties (literally ever new character, not an issue but it’s a turn from the story so far). Reads like a sitcom hence the title…

I think the only strength in this book is the letdown

29 people found this helpful

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Physicle

More worldbuilding, less combat, plenty of snark

Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2021

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Review with mild spoilers.

A big part of Jason's foray into the world of magic and monsters, in the previous books, are predicated on him fighting said monsters (whether they're actual bonafide monsters or "evil humans"). Not so much in this book. Combat takes up much less of the book than the previous ones in the series.

The fighting takes a back seat in this iteration as we find Jason back on Earth. Here he's trying to tackle dying (again) while finding that Earth has more in store for him magic-wise, than he ever expected.

We find a more serious and introspective Jason looking to reinsert himself into his families lives. He is thoughtful and pensive and we read about him processing a lot of his thoughts from both his "new" time back home on Earth and from his time as an adventurer. As Jason winds down we see him develop as a character and getting some long overdue handling on a bad case of PTSD.

Don't worry, there's still plenty of snark to go around, and a fair bit of combat too. Status screens and power descriptions are few and far in between though, the holes filled with worldbuilding, back story and character development - for a lot of side characters as well. Side characters who are wonderfully fleshed out, each with their own personalities, dreams and desires. This is a change of pace from the previous books, but a welcome one, as I found it to be as equal of a pageturner as the others.

I was initially skeptic towards the ending of book 3, because I couldn't really see how Jason's experiences would translate well into being back on Earth in a "normal" setting. Boy was I wrong.

While different, I can wholeheartedly recommend this book to any fan of the series. Looking forward to see what the next book has in store. It's gonna be a long 4 months.

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Kyle M

Exactly what I signed up for

Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2021

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The prodigal son returns, and he's a badass ninja wizard warrior thing. In all seriousness, this is an excellent book and it embodies all that I've come to expect from the series so far. Fun, snarky banter mixed with enough quality story writing to keep you engaged throughout the entire book. Writing a homecoming like this can be tricky, but I think Shirtaloon did it perfectly. More than that, he quite handily manages to continue the progression of Jason without slowing so much as to be boring or blazing through the levels without any chance to appreciate the work going in to the progression.

I was expecting to be delighted by the book and my every expectation was met and exceeded!

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Good Fantasy annoying politics

Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2022

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Good fantasy story but the constant jabs at American and white people is really annoying. It's like Jason is one of those people with no real knowledge of anything and likes to sound smart. And despite his on hypocritical natur and emo kid vibe he never changes no matter what happens. He even says he is a hypocrite sometimes but never changes its like negative character development. If it wasn't for this content political drivel the author feels the need to put in to his books they would be a lot better. Especially considering Jason is one half white and two from a country that benefits heavily from American presence. Australia is just America Lite get off you high horse.

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Adam Roberts

What a doozy of a story!

Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2021

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I'm not gonna lie, when we ended book 3 with Jason going back to Earth I was skeptical that I'd enjoy it. But I'm here to happily admit that I was wrong! This one was admittedly did have less butt kickery than previous books(or at least felt like it to me), but that's actually ok. I really enjoyed getting to see Jadon interact with not only his family, but the hidden magical world that he had never been privy to before. As you've come to expect from these books, there was humor aplenty, some political commentary(make of it what you will, I skimmed the heaviest part), some real feels portions, and of course when Jason gets going some nice action. Cant wait for the next book, as usual haha.

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Seriously, one of the best series out there

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 30, 2021

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Jason Asano, Sarcastic Aussie Warlock Ninja, and Intergalactic Man of Mystery.
He Who Fights With Monsters is a series with splendid bad guys, beautiful godd guys, and a main character who would be a hero if his powers, spells, and skills didn't sound so damned evil.
Jason continues his adventures, despite the minor inconvenience of having died at the end of the previous book, and has a chance to try and resolve some of the ghosts of his past and the regrets he has built up.
Funny, page-turning, and with wonderfully presented insights and observations about humans and our motivations and conundrums, book 4 is another fantastic volume in a brilliant series.

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Amazon Customer

Can't put it down

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 17, 2022

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Quite a change from the previous three volumes in the series with a different setting and a lot of new characters so it took a little while to get properly into this volume ..however once again it's another page turner that I can't put down. As with previous volumes the writing seems to wander from genre to genre with aspects of dark fantasy, gaming, pop culture references, crime, humour and violence. I think this remains one of the reasons I can't put the book down - you never know what's coming. This series is my first experience of gamelit and I don't play games myself but the occassional references to various powers and levels don't detract from the reading experience and there seems to be less of them than in previous volumes.

Michael Jackson

Another great read

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 26, 2022

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Fantastic this series just gets better and better, not so much fighting in this one more a reflection on the previous books as in what would you do if you got home from some serious other dimension with magic and monsters to find your old world has them as well and your not exactly the chosen one just a good standin like the highlander tv show was good but not with out the queen soundtrack.
Oh and get ready for more 80s tv shows like airwolf (dont mention the fourth series) or the dabacle of team nightrider (why on gods earth was it mustangs and not transams),plus other references to iseka etc even one punch man gets a mention but no streethawk for the motorcycle bit common it needs a rewrite.

Better and better

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 18, 2022

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I can't stop reading the adventures of Jason! I think I actually may have an addiction. As soon as a book is announced, I'm pre-ordering and waiting in anticipation. Yes book five is out in just a few month's. And for anyone that hasn't read the series yet, you're missing out on a magical adventure of two world's colliding, so get a copy, get some whipped cream and enjoy yourself.

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Orion

Of men and monsters...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 18, 2022

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I was really impressed with the first book and the next two did not disappoint but this is a very interesting and enjoyable switch of pace and planet! I am fascinated to see where this goes and find myself impressed with how well drawn the new characters are and the arc of the complex and damaged lead. I personally particularly enjoy the Australian viewpoint and the high quality of writing and dialogue. I would strongly recommend all the books so far.

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