My reading list
I read different book series and a specialist book at the same time. When choosing my next book, I always wanted an overview. This page was created out of this wish. Here you will find books from both the private sector (mainly fantasy and thrillers) and professional environments.
Review "Make Time"
The book "Make Time" is the perfect read for the holiday. Written in a relaxed style and appealingly designed, this guide offers practical tips for transforming your everyday life. I've applied many of the tips and am convinced that the book is worthwhile for anyone short on time!
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The Dungeon Slayer: A LitRPG Level-Up Adventure (Volume 1)
The start of this series of books is "The Dungeon Slayer". With this volume, I found my entry into the LitRPG Genre. Only afterwards did I read other book criticism, and was surprised at the negative reviews. The story is certainly not original, and the character is relatively one-dimensional. I am fascinated by the genre as a role-playing game fan. This book is supposedly a bad ladder from Solo Leveling. I judge that after reading it. Until then, I can say: I had my joy!
Dead Dungeon - Rebuild the Dungeon (Volume 2)
In the second volume, everything is different. No longer a guest, but the master of the dungeon, the hero is faced with several mammoth tasks. The dungeon must be rebuilt as quickly as possible so that it can withstand adventurous warriors. At the same time, the dungeon's remaining energy is dwindling during the work—it's time to replenish it with prisoners. However, the new master has a moral code that makes finding the right victims significantly more difficult.
Shadow elf - The Iron Word (volume 3)
In the third book of the series, the game of favour continues. The intrigues at the imperial court lead to a dramatic twist that shatters old alliances and forges new ones. At a rapid pace, the question of who is good and who is evil becomes increasingly unclear because most of the protagonists act with supposedly good intentions... may Bernhard's magic continue to work.
Review "Fooled by Randomness"
I was drawn to Taleb's books in Naval Ravikant's Almanac. A philosophical examination of randomness and why it fools us (or we fool ourselves) sounds fascinating—and the book delivers on its promise.
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Dead Dungeon - Survive the Dungeon (Volume 1)
While searching for DnD items on Amazon, I found this English-language book. It's the first in an eight-part series. The hero wakes up in a lonely cave without memory of his past or name. In classic role-playing style, he must fight through the dungeon he's trapped in. As a role-playing fan, I find it a true delight to see how the exploration, looting, and leveling are woven into an exciting story
