The Wandering Inn - Pirateaba.
Just started this book, well, more than just started, am about 25% of the way through it. It's an extremely long book. It's interesting, the book is available for free(mostly) online at the Wanderinginn website. They update the book with a new chapter twice every week. You can support it through Patreon or you can buy the book, like I did, on the Kindle. I should say I only bought volume 1. There are 9 volumes so far!!
Never heard of anything like this before, a book that's constantly evolving. The story is mainly about a woman called Erin Solstice who is from our Earth, goes to the bathroom one night and steps into this other world. I haven't found out why or what happened or even what this other world is called yet. Just that she ends up in this other world and finds an abandoned inn while fleeing from goblins. Through the story that I have read so far, I have learned that there are other people from Earth in this other world.
The story is been told mostly from the viewpoint of Erin. So you only learn things about the world as she finds them out. The book is sort of a cross between a fantasy novel and a D&D video game. In this world you level up at things just like you would in a video game. So if you cook a few things you will eventually get [Basic Cooking level 1] that will allow to cook more things. You level up at night when you go to sleep.
However, as I said, I am still finding out about the world and how it works. Nothing is explained until Erin gets it explained to her or she learns it somehow.
Now the hard part, rating the book. The main character is annoying at times and so are the other characters for that matter. The writing is bad at times and you can tell that it's a work in progress. Despite all the annoyances, I am finding it fascinating. It's a real page turner. I have to see what happens next. It's a book that's keeping me awake long into the night as I read that "just one more page" It's the first time in a while that I have fallen asleep while reading with the light still on and wearing my glasses.
Worth giving it a go if you have the time. The first volume is available for free online. So it will cost you nothing to give it a go.
Just started this book, well, more than just started, am about 25% of the way through it. It's an extremely long book. It's interesting, the book is available for free(mostly) online at the Wanderinginn website. They update the book with a new chapter twice every week. You can support it through Patreon or you can buy the book, like I did, on the Kindle. I should say I only bought volume 1. There are 9 volumes so far!!
Never heard of anything like this before, a book that's constantly evolving. The story is mainly about a woman called Erin Solstice who is from our Earth, goes to the bathroom one night and steps into this other world. I haven't found out why or what happened or even what this other world is called yet. Just that she ends up in this other world and finds an abandoned inn while fleeing from goblins. Through the story that I have read so far, I have learned that there are other people from Earth in this other world.
The story is been told mostly from the viewpoint of Erin. So you only learn things about the world as she finds them out. The book is sort of a cross between a fantasy novel and a D&D video game. In this world you level up at things just like you would in a video game. So if you cook a few things you will eventually get [Basic Cooking level 1] that will allow to cook more things. You level up at night when you go to sleep.
However, as I said, I am still finding out about the world and how it works. Nothing is explained until Erin gets it explained to her or she learns it somehow.
Now the hard part, rating the book. The main character is annoying at times and so are the other characters for that matter. The writing is bad at times and you can tell that it's a work in progress. Despite all the annoyances, I am finding it fascinating. It's a real page turner. I have to see what happens next. It's a book that's keeping me awake long into the night as I read that "just one more page" It's the first time in a while that I have fallen asleep while reading with the light still on and wearing my glasses.
Worth giving it a go if you have the time. The first volume is available for free online. So it will cost you nothing to give it a go.
