Elevation of Mana: A Progression Fantasy

Elevation of Mana, Book 1

De: Wandering Agent

Narrado por: Gary Furlong

Duración: 9 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

When a college student takes a shortcut through the woods, he discovers a strange new world, in this Melody of Mana prequel series.

Heading home after a long day of classes, tech student Justin takes a little-used path through the woods. But when he stumbles unexpectedly, he rolls downhill and into the challenge of a lifetime. Faced with exotic, glowing plants he's never seen before and a luminescent pool of crystal-blue water that exerts a frightening pull over him, he's literally reborn in a rough, raw landscape—in a time before history began . . .

Reduced to a helpless child but somehow retaining his adult memories, Elian—as he's now known—must come to know the family that has claimed him, all the while learning a strange new language and the culture of this foreign land, where he must survive until he can attempt to return home. But most importantly, he must master the light that surrounds him, an exhilarating magic called mana that will shape his future, if he'll only grow up.

Through concentrated apprenticeship and some calamitous mistakes, Elian will finally become a young man again. And just in time to help his people face a dangerous force that threatens their small kingdom.

The first volume of the hit progression-fantasy series—with almost 300,000 views on Royal Road—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

©2024 Michael Robert Taylor (P)2024 Podium Audio

Stone age to... ?

How far could one mordern man push society forward if transported back in time? That's a question we all are familiar with, and in this book we see just this play out but with some aid of magic and on a planet where elf's are the dominant sapiant race. The book was so good I listened to it cover to cover in one day!

Great book

Another great series from one of my favourite offer. I really love that. We are following around Justin a wizard this time, but it is also a bit weird that I know what will happen in the end because of their history lessons in the other series.. I would still advocate for the offer to create a discord or Patreon I think would be a great idea for fans to follow more closely

was worth the money

it was really good but a bit short but I loved the audio book and I can't wait for book 2

Mid Grade

This story was very average and just like a thousand other isekai stories. While it was not bad, the writing is very plain and straightforward so there is nothing that makes this at all interesting. When you add in the hamfisted way the turning point was contrived, with a normally hyper vigilant elder basically leaving a power hungry lunatic to his own devices, it becomes even more disappointing. I enjoy the Melody of Mana series, but this book left me asking why? Why was it made? Why should I care? Just why? I guess if you are a completionist and want to read this prequel, then maybe you should but otherwise I would not waste your time or money.