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Sword of Boston: A LitRPG Adventure

Towers of Entropy, Book 1

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Sword of Boston: A LitRPG Adventure

By: Tom Wrath
Narrated by: Austin Rising
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Tiberius has one chance to claim a power his bloodline was never meant to touch.

A thousand years after the apocalypse, Entropy keeps most of the world trapped behind swords, horses, and fire. Only the Towers can push back the chaos and restore lost technology.

The greatest of these relics are the Gridsuits: living armor that bonds to a chosen fighter, turning them into a weapon of war. In Boston, one such armor needs a new wearer, and a brutal tournament will decide who is worthy.

Eleven noble heirs have trained their entire lives to win.

Tiberius, a merchant's son, has not.

A sickly childhood stole years of training from him, making his father's riches his only way of entering the contest, yet he's common enough to be hated for it. And the rankings put him exactly where his rivals expect:

Dead last.

Then his first trial begins, and his vision floods with levels, attributes, and progression paths.

Perfect for fans of Iron Prince , Quest Academy , and Red Rising.

©2026 Tom Wrath (P)2026 Podium Audio Action & Adventure Epic Fantasy Emotionally Gripping Boston
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A distopian future Earth. A fight to the death for rare and sort after resources. A rite of passage for a naive young man, barely out of boyhood and a ruling elite that will do anything to remain at the top, no matter who pays the price.
It's a lot to cram into one book, but I think it works really well, the story flows from one potential disaster to another keeping you on the edge of your seat as the protagonist digs deeper than he belives he's able in a fight for survival.
I really enjoyed the tale, there are no gaping plot holes and I found myself routing for the main characters.
So the book is great, Alas not so the narrator, IMO too mature, his voice gravelly and harsh, not one of a naive young man.
Would still recommend though, I thought the story was excellent.

A rite of passage

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This book could have been done in 3 chapters it’s just sooooooooo long and soooo boring. Iron prince lol this is iron prince’s cousin 8 time removed. Just a shame

The idea is good but oh boy

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