A Simple Farming Life #3
(2026)(The third book in the Simple Farming Life series)
A novel by Christine L Donnelly
The first year, Michael Cole learned he could survive in a new world. The second, he built one. The third, everything he has planted starts coming in.
Two years of work have turned a ruin into a working farm. The rock-hens are laying, the enchanted supply box carries his crops and eggs to buyers he has never met, and the mornings run on a routine he built himself. But there are still empty stalls in the barn, scrub on the south field, and a whole side of farming he has never tried.
Three yakka come down from a ranch past the ridge, six-legged, wool-heavy, and nothing like the animals he already knows. They need daily brushing, endless patience, and a steadier hand with the shears than he has yet. His first fleece sells low, a new Shearing skill appears on his status screen, and he promises himself the next cut will be cleaner. He learns the wool trade the way he has learned everything else in Copperbridge: slowly, carefully, and with help.
Evenings at the Short Pour with a friend who has become family. Neighbors who turn out when trouble reaches the valley, because in Copperbridge nobody farms alone. And Sophie, the fiber artist he has known for two years, whose conversations at the Copper Penny counter keep running longer than either of them plans.
A cozy progression LitRPG about farming, wool, and reaping what you've sown. No combat. Low romance. Just work, community, and earned trust, one season at a time.
Genre: GameLit
Two years of work have turned a ruin into a working farm. The rock-hens are laying, the enchanted supply box carries his crops and eggs to buyers he has never met, and the mornings run on a routine he built himself. But there are still empty stalls in the barn, scrub on the south field, and a whole side of farming he has never tried.
Three yakka come down from a ranch past the ridge, six-legged, wool-heavy, and nothing like the animals he already knows. They need daily brushing, endless patience, and a steadier hand with the shears than he has yet. His first fleece sells low, a new Shearing skill appears on his status screen, and he promises himself the next cut will be cleaner. He learns the wool trade the way he has learned everything else in Copperbridge: slowly, carefully, and with help.
Evenings at the Short Pour with a friend who has become family. Neighbors who turn out when trouble reaches the valley, because in Copperbridge nobody farms alone. And Sophie, the fiber artist he has known for two years, whose conversations at the Copper Penny counter keep running longer than either of them plans.
A cozy progression LitRPG about farming, wool, and reaping what you've sown. No combat. Low romance. Just work, community, and earned trust, one season at a time.
Genre: GameLit
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