Heretical Fishing 5 - Jobson, Haylock
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After effectively conquering their region, Fischer and the gang are prepared to finally indulge in their life of leisure without having to worry about some nebulous threat cresting the horizon. The universe, however, has different plans in mind. When another kingdom on a distant continent learns of Tropica's existence, they see the coastal village as a threat. Unfortunately for Fischer, monarchs aren't in the habit of leaving things up to fate. The fifth volume of the laugh-out-loud cozy LitRPG series--a #1 Rising Star on Royal Road with more than three million views--brings adventure that's…mehr

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After effectively conquering their region, Fischer and the gang are prepared to finally indulge in their life of leisure without having to worry about some nebulous threat cresting the horizon. The universe, however, has different plans in mind. When another kingdom on a distant continent learns of Tropica's existence, they see the coastal village as a threat. Unfortunately for Fischer, monarchs aren't in the habit of leaving things up to fate. The fifth volume of the laugh-out-loud cozy LitRPG series--a #1 Rising Star on Royal Road with more than three million views--brings adventure that's guaranteed to captivate. "I can't think of a single story I'd rather get truck-kun'd (truck-kunned?) into than [that of] the vivid, lush world portrayed in Heretical Fishing, especially if I can hang out with Fischer and his gang." --Matt Dinniman, author of Dungeon Crawler Carl
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Haylock Jobson is the author of the Heretical Fishing series, originally released on Royal Road. He lives on the beautiful shores of Australia's Gold Coast and spends his days writing in local cafes, drinking what some might refer to as "too much" coffee, and annoying strangers by asking if he can pet their dogs.