Threads of Fate

Ascend Online, Book 5

De: Luke Chmilenko

Narrado por: Luke Daniels

Duración: 19 h y 44 m

Resumen del Editor

When a Hero falls, who rises up to catch them?

Once more, and against all odds, Marcus and the rest of Virtus have managed to snatch victory from the jaws of total defeat, capturing not only Carver but also destroying the orc advance completely.

Yet there is no peace in store for the exhausted victors, for not only must they pay the price for their desperate triumph, but they must also rise up once more to meet a new terror that has revealed itself.

A terror that, if left unchecked, will consume the world.

©2023 Luke Chmilenko (P)2024 Podium Audio

Good Story. Hate will probably be 3 years before next.

Like the story yes the burn out is real. I'm sure the writer feels the same. That being said run up was good the beginning slow mid not too bad and the end great. But, again don't make us wait mutable years for next. Loves the books.

Another great addition to the series

Amazing world building, character interactions, and spectacular action. Can't wait for the next book to arrive.

Okay, but can't wait for next

Luke Daniels is amazing, as always, and he gets better with age.

So...the story. I felt a bit of disconnect at abandoning the town in this story. The heroes marched into new adventure and I missed the grounding of them building up a community. However, it all lead up to the ending, which tied a bow around various fragments of the story in other books, and things I thought may have just been discarded as the story developed now seem to have been just waiting patiently for their time. Destiny, is she an agent of good or something else? Why hadn't Molly contacted Lazarus outside of the game? Well, at the end of this book, maybe now we know. Lyrian's unique character traits evolve yet again, perhaps to allow him to handle a mysterious hidden challenge? The book as a whole isn't my favourite of the series so far, but I am looking forward to seeing the bow pulled tight on all those plot pieces, and maybe this part of the story will play much better as a bridge when we see what's on the other side.

solid

good story. progressed well. not the biggest Luke Daniels fan. He's okay, but people voices change from book to book and there's not a ton of variation between morose, excitement, shouting, whispering etc.

Dissapointing

Very little story progression. A couple of good stories, but mainly a filter for the next Book.

A return to (mostly) solo play

This book cut out the out of game world and even the guild management to focus on the adventure. It worked for this book and setup the next story but I found myself missing some aspects of them.

Pacing was consistent throughout though some more levity would have been enjoyed. Add more Constantine moments. The run away spell sigils were a key highlight.

Overall the narrator and story delivered. Excited to see where the story heads.

great continuation of the series 👏 👌

I enjoy the (leveling process) of the previous books but this one took it to a whole new level... you get answers to some questions, get to explore new places and dig into the lore of the books and a lot of action...over all I would read it again and recommend it 😉

awesome turn of fate

this is my favorite book so far can't wait for book 6 been reading and rereading these and more from luke since 2016

what trip

that ending... now I have to wait 2plus years for the next? sigh... well ill be here.. waiting patiently... Hella good book.

another banger

it's a very good series I really hate the trope that the author uses where every character is always super tired and sleepy it's so dumb but other than that it's a great story