The Daily Grind 5 - by Argus (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

A group of survivors battle interdimensional monsters as they work to save the day in the fifth book of this action-packed portal fantasy series.

James Lyle has achieved his career goal of being promoted from IT professional to wizard, wielding magic against deadly sentient office supplies in an alternate-reality corporate dungeon. He's become the reluctant leader of the Order of Endless Rooms, a band of professional heroes dedicated to acquiring the skills, knowledge, and power to help people in need and improve the world in general. But their altruism hasn't gone unnoticed by the shadowy agents in the background, who've been hoarding the secret sorcery of the dungeons to maintain order and control over what they see as a stable society.

But no one can control when and where a dungeon will suddenly appear. Eight students have gone missing, and warped creatures are prowling a high school's halls. The veil between a dungeon and the real world has been breached by an entity different from anything James and company have encountered before. And this abnormally powerful being isn't the only thing threatening James and his friends. The operatives of the Status Quo have been working behind the scenes, seeking revenge and preparing to strike . . .

Delivering imaginative world-building and snarky slice-of-life moments in a corporate setting, this is the action-packed fifth installment the Daily Grind fantasy series.

The fifth volume of the hit LitRPG fantasy series--with more than four million views on Royal Road--now available in paperback, ebook, and audiobook!

About the Author

Argus is the author of Sublife Crisis, Kitty Cat Kill Sat, and the Daily Grind series. They started writing sci-fi short stories a decade ago and have spent the majority of the time since trying to capture within narrative the feeling of not knowing what is happening while simultaneously overexplaining what is happening. Argus lives in the Pacific Northwest, where they studied and worked a number of unconnected jobs before becoming an author. They didn't know if this biography should be in first- or third-person so, as with any uncertainty in their life, have decided to turn that fact into a joke.