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Reborn as the First Boss: Book 9 - Dragonskull Caves (eBook)
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Reborn as the First Boss: Book 9 - Dragonskull Caves eBook Cover, written by Stuart Grosse | |
| Author(s) | Stuart Grosse |
| Series | Reborn as the First Boss |
| Publisher | Amazon Digital Services |
| Publication date | October 24, 2025 |
| Media type | eBook |
| Length | 197 Pages |
| ASIN | B0FXN5CT79 |
| Preceded by | Reborn as the First Boss: Book 8 - Elven Lands |
| Followed by | Reborn as the First Boss: Book 10 - Goblins and Bandits |
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Reborn as the First Boss: Book 9 - Dragonskull Caves is an eBook written by Stuart Grosse. It is the ninth work in the Reborn as the First Boss series by this author. In this work the character Catherine 'Sexkitten' Hall becomes a Succubus named Mhyrsha.
Overview
- Title: Reborn as the First Boss: Book 9 - Dragonskull Caves
- Author: Stuart Grosse
- Published By: Amazon Digital Services
- Length: 197 Pages
- Format: eBook
- ASIN: B0FXN5CT79
- Publishing Date: October 24, 2025
Other Works in this Series on SuccuWiki
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 1 - First Boss? No Thanks!
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 2 - Loose Ends
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 3 - Goblins
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 4 - Aftermath
- Reborn as the First Boss: Omnibus 1
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 5 - Inquisitor
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 6 - Necropolis
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 7 - Continuing On
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 8 - Elven Lands
- Reborn as the First Boss: Book 10 - Goblins and Bandits
Plot Summary
Mhyrsha's adventures in the elven land of Bikar continue. She's already met the newest Hero, and parted on friendly terms with him. Now, on her trip to Crystalshield, she's going to take another detour, venturing into the Dragonskull Caves dungeon. A dungeon ruled over by a Lesser Fire Dragon. Tier 2 beckons, with all the advancements that promises, but beyond anything else, there's the chance to become an actual Dragonslayer. What more could a girl reincarnated into a fantasy world want?
Book Review
The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on August 4, 2026
Mhyrsha’s quest for power takes her into a place that offers all she wants, more than she needs really. She might not be able to hide from view and there are forces starting to wonder about her that have their own ideas. .
This work follows on from the prior work in the series, Mhyrsha being the focus here as she travels onwards, gaining more power as the story develops and the trouble around her grows. Much of the story is interesting, at least until the stats started appearing and I started skipping pages as has happened in the prior works in the series.
The focus on stats remains a real problem as almost one-half of the pages are dedicated to noting all of them that Mhyrsha has. I understand it, that is how LitRPG is, but at what point are there enough power collected and character development can get a chance to make the story and the characters more interesting and have more depth than just thinking about the stats they are gaining or fighting against.
As for Mhyrsha’s succubus nature, there is actually a point at which it really matters, at least for a page or two, before it gets glossed over and the story rushes onwards. She being a succubus means very little to the story, she has other aspects, she is developing as a character, but at the same time her succubus nature is a huge missing part of her story.
Two out of five pitchforks.
Once more there is the barest appearance of Mhyrsha’s succubus nature. The stats are becoming overwhelming and honestly something that is far too distracting. The overall story is still interesting, but the series is very much becoming so far removed from being about a succubus that I wonder what the point was in the first place.