

Tower of Jack — A GameLit/LitRPG Series by Sean Loomer
A GameLit / LitRPG Series by
Sean Loomer
Welcome to the Tower
Jack Atlas had a plan: retire rich, marry the dream girl, and die in a really cool way. Probably an explosion of some sort. Instead, he got magically yeeted into a divine death trap where gods bet on their mortal creations like fantasy football — and the refs are all actively trying to kill you.
Armed with a compass that only points toward margarita machines, an encyclopedic knowledge of how to kick ass and take names, and a mouth that doesn't know when to shut up, Jack's climbing the Tower one dramatic shenanigan at a time.


Cheaters never Prosper.
Welcome to Floor Three, where the rules are made up, and everyone is cheating.
Jack finally has something resembling a crew capable of climbing the Tower, which is great timing, because finishing Floor Two first requires a few minor chores. Conquer a city no one has ever conquered, put down an immortal lich who's being suspiciously helpful, and hold onto power while every climber, faction, and opportunist in the Tower chooses this moment to start a war in Broken Moon City.
If he can manage all that, he gets to join a tournament on floor three as a reward! Definitely not designed to torture him for the entertainment of millions, run by a clinically insane gamemaster who's spent an alarming amount of time plotting creative ways to ruin his life specifically, and filled with an absurd number of competitors cheating at every possible opportunity.
In The Cheater's Tournament, where everyone is looking for any edge, his advantage is playing the hand he's dealt.
Dramatic Shenanigans
Four books and counting. Start at Book 1... or don't, whatever. I'm not your mom.









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