Dungeons & Deliveries: A Pizza Delivery LitRPG
Dungeons & Deliveries, Book 1
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Dungeons & Deliveries: A Pizza Delivery LitRPG
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Narrated by:
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Jeremy Frazier
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By:
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A. P. Scribe
In this comedic urban fantasy that's equal parts Scott Pilgrim and Dungeon Crawler Carl, Alex doesn't slay monsters; he delivers pizza.
Broke and rejected by every business, guild, and clan in town, Alex desperately needs a job. He's got to feed his thirty-pound cat, rent is coming due, and the streets of postapocalyptic Toronto are rough.
Then he stumbles into Nino's, a hole-in-the wall Toronto pizza shop run by an eccentric pizzaiolo—who just happens to be an undead lich. Now, as the pizzeria's newest delivery boy, Alex has an opportunity to earn some serious dough (of the cash money sort) and level up his life—if he survives.
Armed with a seemingly useless skillset, he'll have to dodge adventurers, weave through parades of monsters, and cater to the most dangerous customers of all: Dungeon Bosses. Hopefully they tip with fantastic loot.
The first volume of the hit dungeon-delving adventure series—with almost a million views on Royal Road—now available in print, ebook, and audiobook!
©2026 Podium Audio (P)2026 Podium AudioCritic reviews
“This delightful, wildly imaginative read, part of the increasingly popular LitRPG subgenre, builds up a world that used to be normal and immediately sets up for a sequel that will be eagerly received by gamers and readers alike.” — Booklist, starred review
“A mixture of urban slacker comedy and high-fantasy role-playing . . . Scribe combines his city setting with fantasy tabletop gaming tropes to delightful and hilarious effect, while still spinning a great adventure yarn. . . . Expansive and intimate at the same time . . . A thrilling and hilarious romp through a lively fantasy world.” — Kirkus Reviews