Augmented Aspects

Gravely Mistaken

De: Lykanthropy

Narrado por: Ellory Lane

Moving is always tough. The process becomes exponentially tough when you find out that the supposedly vacant land you have chosen out in the middle of nowhere is actually an ancient elven burial ground. Normally, the process would require a brutal battle to the death, but as always, finding an alternate solution is possible. However, the possible solution becomes complicated, to say the least.

This complication allows for a temporary reprieve of hostilities, allowing life to move on. As always, training must be conducted.

Finally, in an effort to reward Cass, Mallory finds what could quite possibly be considered the worst birthday gift ever, a mirror capable of turning every living thing into an undead playground.

Complications and errors compound in unexpected ways, see how it all unfolds in Gravely Mistaken.

©2026 Lykanthropy (P)2026 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

great series, and my favorite reader

this is an awesome and captivating story. I felt so bad for zero. I can't wait for the next one, and I hope there are more after that one too.

Where are the dragons

So one of the MCs main reasons for leaving the tower was to hatch the dragon eggs and reintroduce true dragons to the world. Yet they aren't even mentions here. Forgotten? Retcon?

While I'm glad there is less of the focus on people attracted to a 14 year old body of the MC. Its replaced with w daughter getting aroused by her mother in drag and her Male voice. Why this is there I don't know.

Rest of the book is okay. Do want to see how the MC would handle someone who won't stop and endangers her loved ones.

Bad audio balance

good story, loved it but wonky audio balance throughout the book and it was really bad in chapter 6

initial audio was broken, seems fixed

redownloading seems to have fixed audio. I'm only on chapter 6, but wanted others to know there was a fix

partially broken audio

here at chapter 6 I'll have to draw the line, this is at least the second time the audio quality drops to "Temu-kazoo" did none proof-listen this before publishing?