Pearl of the South
Vasily Mahanenko
mai. de 2020 · World of the Changed Livro 2 · Tantor Media Inc · Narração de Alex Knox
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Earth was never the same after World of the Changed. Humanity was reduced to two camps: monsters thirsting to kill, and players doing everything they could to survive. The squabbles people had spent their time on before? Gone. If you wanted to live to see another sunrise, you had to work with everyone you could, from other players to game functions. Mark Derwin, the most advanced player through the initial period of the game, knew all too well that his level was no advantage. Far from it-the game owner didn't tolerate anyone who got too far ahead. The only thing the owner wanted was for Earthlings to disappear without a trace, giving up their resources to be extracted. But not everyone was willing to bend the knee before alien intelligence. In fact, some had begun to fight back against the game.
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Vasily Mahanenko is a fantasy/science fiction author and one of the founders of the LitRPG genre. His series include Lord Valevsky: Last of the Line, Law of the Jungle, The Bear Clan, and The Way of the Shaman.
Alex Knox is a classically trained actor, equally comfortable as a leading man and a comedic character performer. In addition to a long list of theater credits, he has appeared in commercials, hosted a web series, and, as an improv performer, entertained thousands of guests at Southern California's theme parks.
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