| Title | : | Herald of Shalia |
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| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition, Paperback |
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Sebastian Frosts most recent memory was waking up in a field naked, in a body that wasnt his own, in a world that definitely wasnt his own, and three stunning pointy eared women staring right at him. He also remembered hair as white as starlight, eyes like amethysts, and the name Shalia.
Fortunately, it was the right name to know.
Shalia was the elves goddess and that made him her herald. If that wasnt enough of a blessing, he was in a game world, he was high level, he had hundreds of ability points to spend, and the elves were practically throwing themselves at him.
Of course, there was a catch.
Shalia, her followers, and now Frost himself were viewed by the world as bringers of misfortune and everybody hated them. Although, to be fair, Frost was going to rain misfortune on anybody who attempted to harm his lovable new followers.
Herald of Shalia is a fun fantasy LitRPG by Tamryn Tamer and contains attention starved elves, beast girl courtesans, foul language, twosomes threesomes and foursomes, and completely over the top love making. You've been warned.
Herald of Shalia Reviews
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It has all the great things we men like. Oddly enough a strong and interesting world for us to learn about as well. All in all i think its great. Side note it has game system elements.
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Read the warnings before getting this, it's not for the faint of heart but it is a fun and very entertaining story. I love the very different take on elves and the world in general is very well thought out. I definitely recommend this to anyone who likes harem gamelit.
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Why? Because it is so good, I reread the book 2 days after the first time. Then realised I never reviewed the book. Great main character, funniest elves I've ever read. Fun story, lots of action, few typos. NOT for children.
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I found the story unique and very interesting and look forward to seeing the next installment of this series of books
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A carefree and fun read. Frost has a knack for trouble but wins in the end. Pace was very good.
