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How does a crappy day at a crappy job get worse? A one-way trip to the apocalypse. Sean Lawrence faces lizards, Greek gods, and hero rabbits. With a guidebook and homemade knife, he fights for survival and Earth's salvation.
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READ BOOK 2

The stakes have never been higher for Sean Lawrence. Time-skipped to an apocalypse, he battles superhero rabbits, lightning gods, and armored snakes. With cobbled-together weapons, he races to save the world against all odds. His allies? A strange octopus offworlder, a bald leather worker, and a guy in an Alf t-shirt. Can he survive and save everything?
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READ BOOK 3

The hero won, but things aren't good yet. After committing small-scale war crimes, Sean Lawrence is thrust into a cold universe, grasping Earth's remains. With a time-skipping handyman's help, he navigates danger, befriends a dragon, and seeks revenge. Sean still might save his world.

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Loved it!

Great start to this weird apocalypse story. It’s interesting, different, and humorous. Loved the atypical class he gets and how he makes it work.

★★★★★

Incredibly fun

This book was really well done. Has great pacing. High stakes. And a plethora of interesting cheese mechanics. I'm already looking forward to the next installment.

★★★★★

A fun(ny) series

I personally love hilarious books, and this series had me with tears in my eyes at points. The situations and the writing are so funny. It is a well-developed story with a clear plot that extends nicely over three books. Jeff and Sean are amazing characters, as are the others. The ending is satisfying and the writing is well done. Overall, the series is a great read with really interesting characters. It was a fun way to spend a few afternoons!

★★★★★

A edge-of-your-seat-page-turner!!

This book is a lot different from a lot of the books I've read there are RPG. It keeps you hanging on the edge of your seat to see what happens next! Also the author's got a good grasp of imagination, keeps you waiting to see what happens the next time around. Kudos you done a good job!

★★★★★

Excellent again

I know it was hard, and it gets harder still. But you are succeeding. Your story is compelling. Your 1500-2000 theory is paying serious dividends. Can’t wait to see where you go from here.

★★★★★

Twisty and turny ending to an excellent series

I think it's just an excellent series and I kinda want more. But this book has a very good ending.

★★★★★

Uh what a ride

I really feel shanked by the Story. Thoughtfully created characters, weird loops in the story well written. I devoured the book in one night. Sorry, not sorry Mr. Joshua.

★★★★★

Dang good!

I read both in this series. I want the next one right NOW! Fantastic characters. Excellent story. Very few typos if you care about that. I do not! These books are a great read. High five!

★★★★★

Satisfying series!

I’m not going to lie, the Brett storyline hurt me bad but the ending made up for it. So glad to see how everything was pulled together and resolved and just enjoyed the entire series.

★★★★★

Fun twist on the usual isekai

I decided to try this book on a whim, and I actually really enjoyed it. So many Isekai novels are about getting the perfect moves or channeling chi just right. It usually involves learning magic through some powerful hidden master or stumbling across some ancient treasures. Not this book. It’s about the MC doing his best with what he can find; sometimes it’s just junk or pant legs.

★★★★★

Great!

I enjoyed this one immensely. The main character did some growing and you can see the trauma getting to him. He got dark... like, easy to make him unlikable dark... but when you see the context, it's understandable. Probably even appropriate. He's strung out, highly stressed, and human. I really liked the progression. Good book.

★★★★★

Damn good.

Yanno, I've read a lot of books about systems and ends of worlds. Some are trash, some are good. Gotta say this trilogy was fantastic. It was hilarious and very well done. RC brought it all together, and it ended exactly as it should have. I really enjoyed how Sean's story evolved. And yes, I enjoyed the 2nd book as well as the 1st and 3rd.

★★★★★

Brilliant Author; I couldn't put the book down.

Not ashamed to admit I devoured this book.Its and interesting spin on the end of the world. Likeable character and interesting to the very end.I'm not going to break it down because you have to read this one. Take the time and enjoy. I've already been following this authors progress, so you will be too.

★★★★★

Great series with actual gravity

Great second book to the How to Survive series. The best part about the book is that it actually touches on real problems beyond just your standard hack and slash. The MC has to fight his inner demons and there's an accurate representation of depression far beyond most LitRPG books.

★★★★★

Still binging

This story touched a lot in me I did not understand until I read it. Thanks truly for writing it.

★★★★★

Outstanding

Doesn’t get much better than this, folks. None of that multi-page thought-based monologuing. None of the over-the-top explanations or repetitive junk. Just great writing, great story, and perfectly paced action. More please.

★★★★★

Loved it!

Great continuation! I love this authors style of snarky humor lol. I’ll have to check out his other books, but I’m off to read book 3!!! Can’t wait to read about what’s next after what happens on the bus!

★★★★★

Extremely clean end to a trilogy

How to survive at the end of the world is consistently funny, and consistently well written. The story without any spoilers ends well and ends in a satisfying way. If you liked book one and book two book three will also be very enjoyable and should be read. That's about it. RC Joshua has a good record with rock solid trilogies, and I'll read their next book day 1.

★★★★★