Mark E. Cooper lives alone in a small town in the south of England, where he writes most mornings and evenings. His background is in mechanical engineering where he spent over thirty years working for Ford. He loves reading about strong female characters and can often be found laughing to himself as he listens to a book on his iPod. His hobbies include driving his cobra--a V12 monster he built with his best friend--reading fantasy and sci-fi, and maintaining his blog at http://www.impulsebooks.co.uk/markcooper.htmlHe is now the author of more than eight titles in the genres he loves to read.
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Definitely Not a Dungeon Boss 3. Definitely Not a Dungeon Boss, #3
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- ISBN8235181632
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- Date de parution20/08/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Cass has spent years insisting she is definitely not a dungeon boss. The System disagrees. In the third and final book of Definitely Not a Dungeon Boss, Cassidy is pulled far beyond Brightfall. Monster disputes become regional problems, dungeons begin moving where they shouldn't, the war against the Abyssal Host reaches Greywatch, and Cass discovers that being powerful enough to protect everyone doesn't mean she has to do everything herself.
Along the way there are argumentative monsters, expensive regional travel, an opinionated ridge drake, airships that prove they are absolutely not tactical, raid groups that refuse to cooperate, a household that keeps getting larger, and one increasingly serious question:What happens when Heartpiercer finally reaches the end of the progression she has been chasing since the beginning?
Along the way there are argumentative monsters, expensive regional travel, an opinionated ridge drake, airships that prove they are absolutely not tactical, raid groups that refuse to cooperate, a household that keeps getting larger, and one increasingly serious question:What happens when Heartpiercer finally reaches the end of the progression she has been chasing since the beginning?






















