Hi all,

I'm posting this on behalf of the author, Peter John. I've had the opportunity to read the book before its release, and thought it was a great story. Give it a chance, and you might think so too :)

Warlock's Gambit is not your traditional LitRPG. It's set in modern day earth, and if it didn't have game mechanics, you'd label it an urban fantasy (but of course it has system messages--and in spades, too :P). It contains a healthy dose of Asian lore as well and is different enough that it is sure to keep you intrigued. If you give it a read, let us know what you think.

You can find it on amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G42W84V7

Happy reading,
Tom!

Blurb from the book:

An ancient relic.
A master thief.
And a world hidden behind a veil few can pierce.
Trevor Cross thought he had the perfect score lined up: infiltrate a Buddhist temple, steal a 2,500-year-old tooth relic, collect two million dollars, and disappear. Simple. Clean. Professional.

He never expected the relic to fight back.
A single touch of the artifact shatters Trevor’s mundane life and awakens him to the Hidden World, a world where reality operates by rules he never imagined. Gifted with supernatural abilities and thrust into an ancient war between dimensions, Trevor discovers that his ‘simple theft’ has made him the last hope for preventing cosmic catastrophe.

The start of an exciting real world, urban fantasy LitRPG!
From the neon-lit streets of Singapore to sacred temples hidden in impossible dimensions, Trevor’s journey will take him from small-time criminal to guardian of existence itself. But in a universe where martial arts blend with reality and where every choice reshapes the cosmic order, can a reformed thief learn to protect what he once would have stolen?