My Secret Portal to A Fantasy World · #5

My Secret Portal to A Fantasy World Book 5

D. Levesque

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Jack thought saving two worlds was the hard part. He was wrong.

A month after the Dungeon of Almagoth spewed a Wraith onto Earth, the clock is ticking. This isn't a monster — it's a cosmic infestation that predates the Omniverse itself, rewriting dungeon rules and corrupting everything it touches. Even One, the entity who governs reality, admits he cannot remove it.

Earth has a choice: kill the Wraith, or fail the "graduation exam" and never join the Nexus. But the records are clear — every world that survived sent level 100+ teams. Jack is level 97. Three levels stand between him and a fight that will decide whether humanity survives the transition.

While Jack and his wives grind through the brutal wilds of Omilian, the political world collapses around them. Former President Douglas Garcia and Vice President John Petterson have traded their offices for Mage robes, struggling to hold civilization together as Adventurer attrition skyrockets and the old economy crumbles. Their desperation peaks when they ask Jack to become the face of Earth's recruitment campaign — a poster boy for a war he isn't sure anyone can win.

And this time, there are no respawns.

Published
July 15, 2026
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D. Levesque

Before he was building epic battles and magical systems on the page, D. Levesque was losing hours in the digital worlds of Ark, Elder Scrolls Online, and EverQuest 2. It was there, in the quiet thrill of exploration and the grind of character growth, that something clicked—a realization that the line between gaming and storytelling wasn’t a boundary, but an invitation. That spark eventually became the foundation for his distinctive voice in the LitRPG and GameLit genres. Hailing from Canada, Levesque's journey into writing was rooted in a deep love for speculative fiction. He picked up The Lord of the Rings at twelve, and the impact was…