GigaBeasts Books 1 and 2 - Gwen Grayson, Edgar Riggs

Written by Gwen Grayson, Edgar Riggs
Read by Jonathan Waters, Aurora Bliss
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 128 Kbps

Book 1:

Some inherit money. He inherited a farm, monsters and hot neighbours.

Samuel West’s world turns upside down when his estranged father leaves him a mysterious farm in a secluded village. Thrust into a realm where creatures called GigaBeasts live, he finally finds the opportunity he’s been looking for.

Before long, he’s delving into monster-filled dungeons, unlocking new skills, and transforming his humble farm into something extraordinary. But the rules of this strange new world are confusing, and failure could cost him everything. Luckily, he isn’t alone.

The alluring goth sees Sam as her unlikely hero. Her cool elegance barely masks the fire she feels inside. The cute, scatterbrained genius has an unusual hobby, but she’s so intrigued by Sam that she can’t seem to think about anything else. And of course, there’s his best bud, the sharkpuppy Chomp!

But Sam isn’t the only one with an eye on the farm. His half-brother believes he’s the rightful heir and will stop at nothing to claim it.

So much for living a peaceful life in the countryside…

Book 2:

The dungeon’s unstable. The loot’s unpredictable. And a woman just hatched from an egg.

Life was finally starting to feel normal—if running a monster-filled farm with two girlfriends and an army of talking puppets could ever be considered normal.

Then a stranger showed up—a beautiful girl begging for access to Sam’s personal dungeon. As if things weren’t already complicated, now the dungeon is glitching. Volatile floors, erratic bosses, and corrupted loot? Just another day in Amberglow.

Luckily, Sam’s not alone. Chomp, his best friend and fiercely loyal Sharkpuppy, is always by his side. His goth girlfriend Faryn still thinks he’s her knight in denim armor, and the scatterbrained genius Maeve just wants to study the AI-turned-girl like she’s her latest experiment.

The farm might be growing, but so are the complications.

And this time, ignoring the AI isn’t an option.