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  • By: D. Petrie
  • Narrated by: Travis Baldree
  • Length: 39 hrs and 31 mins
  • 4.1 out of 5 stars (18 ratings)
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Summary

Noctem is a dream come true. Dreams don’t last forever. Nightmares might.

The first three books in the Pixel Dust series, full of fantasy adventure!

Existing within a virtual world shared across millions of users while they sleep, the online game, Carpe Noctem, offers a life of magic and adventure. For a scruffy gunslinger like Max, and a snarky fairy like Kira, it’s home.

Unfortunately, Noctem’s creator, and unhinged genius, has been fired. On his way out, he slapped a doomsday button to bring the system crashing down and send the global economy into ruin.

To save their second home, Max and Kira will need to assemble a party of misfits to conquer a quest of nightmares, and discover the secrets that lurk within the game.

If they fail, they’ll lose more than they can imagine… but winning has its own price.

Buy the 3-book boxed set today to read David Petrie's Party Hard, Pyramid Game, and Auction of Souls!
©2020 D. Petrie (P)2024 Mountaindale Press
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Boring

The premise sounds good, and the first story has some interesting elements, but it goes nowhere. The stakes are artificially high and I just can't get invested in the mundane characters. Worst of all, there's no satisfying conclusion, it goes nowhere and it sets up a sequel I won't be reading. A real shame, as his necrotic apocalypse is a great story. Such a letdown David.

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