The Actuator 3: Chaos Chronicles: A LitRPG Adventure
Book Three of The Actuator
by Patrick Burdine, D. J. Butler, Matthew Cox, Robert J Defendi, Lorna Marie Larsen, C.M Spivey, Dan Willis, James Wymore, Bob Defendi
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Pub Date Dec 12 2016 | Archive Date Jan 09 2017
Description
train so she can pay off an Ogre who is also her late father’s loan shark. (Eyes in the Void by
Dan Willis)
An elven ranger finds himself in the Old West after a ritual gone awry. Having traded in
his longbow for six-guns, he accepts a quest from a strange lawman in exchange for help
returning to the home he loves. (The Ruin of Man, by Matthew Cox)
When the world’s most dangerous kaiju marches on manga-inspired Japan, can Isaac
Tran defeat it using only his wits and the power of anime? (Memories of a Kaiju by Bob
Defendi)
A honeymoon safari goes horribly wrong when rudely interrupted by the chaotic
Actuator. Without guns, how do you fight against ancient wildlife with a mind of its own?
(Safari by Lorna Marie Larson)
Harry's back from out west, but he's returned as an orc. Now he's trying to set up a drug
deal that will make Butch rich, if it doesn't get him killed first. (Monsters in Chicago D. J.
Butler.)
Abandoned in Camelot by her so-called friends, Machine Monk Elizabeth Darling seeks
a way home to Steampunk London—and finds an unexpected surprise in the medieval forest.
(Stranded in Camelot by C.M Spivey)
Tina and a group of injured teens stands between a horror and millions of innocent lives.
(Big Trouble in Greater Tokyo by Robert J Defendi)
While Lennie is traveling to a safe haven with her little brother through the nightmare
lands of the Dead South, disaster strikes and she is forced to rely on a woman with a dark secret
if she hopes to survive. (The Bayou King by Patrick Burdine)
Brian and his crew confront the saboteur face to face in a high tech war that will alter the
fate of the world. (Battle Mountain by James Wymore)
A Note From the Publisher
The Actuator, a machine capable of literally changing reality, was created to make a
utopian paradise. Before it happened, a saboteur used it to transform the world into patches of
every kind of genre fiction, scattering the keys necessary to put it back across the globe.
Everyone alive found their lives radically altered, some living in fantasy realms with real magic
and others in incomprehensible horrors. Thrown into chaos, people struggled against aliens,
pirates, orcs, and vampires. Many died. Only a handful of people on the planet, called Machine
Monks, even knew why it happened or how. Now they have to put it all back before humanity is
destroyed.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781620077054 |
| PRICE | $5.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Montzalee W, Reviewer
Chaos Chronicles (The Actuator #3) by James Wymore, Dan Willis, Matthew S. Cox, Bob Defendi, Lorna Marie Larson, D.J. Butler, C.M. Spivey, and Patrick Burdine is a collection of fine sci-fi! There is not a bad story in the bunch. My favorites are Eyes in the Void by Dan Willis, which I hope will be a full novel because it is soooo good! Another of my favorites is Safari by Lorni Marie Larson and boy what a safari that turned out to be. Last but not least was Battle Mountain by James Wymore which had lots of twist and turns. I loved all the stories so it was hard to pick a favorite that is why I have so many on this review! All were my favorites! A great book and I was not disappointed with this great novel and the high class of authors. I bought Actuator 1 now so I am going to read it. I was granted the privilege to read this book from NetGalley and I am so thankful.
Ron T, Librarian
Someone had the bright idea to create a machine (The Actuator) that would change a region to work by the rules of a particular literary genre (think science fiction, horror, zombie apocalypse, etc.) as defined by particular people. Of course they had to play with this, but then someone sabotaged the Actuator so that it affected the world, dividing it into regions. The parties responsible for this mess (The Machine Monks) are seeking the needed keys to the regions so that they can shut them down and restore "normalcy," whatever that may be. Chaos Chronicles is a collection of short stories set in this world by a variety of authors. There is a heist story, a mashup tale of an elf that wanders into the Old West and is sent on a quest accompanied by a superheroine, a vampire, and a steam-punk wizard, a honeymoon gone very wrong in South Africa with animals turned into talking dinos. Of course there is the obligatory Arthur tale and a zombie apocalypse fitted in beside a flying saucer tale. In other words, plenty of genres to enjoy. So what are you waiting for? An engraved invitation?
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