Binding

Millennial Mage, Book 3

De: J.L. Mullins

Narrado por: Tess Irondale

The world reclaims all things. Humanity shelters within their ever-dying cities. Mages and Archons create the only path forward.

Tala has returned to her new home, her mission successful, and her money-pouch temporarily refilled. Gold is still an ever present concern, but more pressing hurdles lie before her. Her inscriptions have been renewed and completed, granting her newfound power that she must learn to control, and she has a long list of tasks to complete before she can join the ranks of the powerful Archons.

As she delves deeper into the mysteries of the world, barely even hinted at by the Academy, Tala has discovered the secrets of the truly mighty: the creation of an Archon Star. The Mage isn't content to follow the standard path. She's determined to forge her Archon Star from an unconventional material, a gamble that could either lead to her triumph or her downfall.

Tala isn't one to shy away from a challenge, but only time will reveal if her daring plan will pay off when it is time to complete her Binding.

©2023 J.L.Mullins (P)2023 J.L.Mullins

a very comfy addition to the series

the story brings both power and social fantasy together beautifully. the characters are unique and the power system is well thought out and magical. i dont find myself jumping hoops to follow the magic system and the overall vibes are comfy and wholesome with a very likeable main character. i look forward to seeing more

Can't put it down.

I love the world building and interesting power system. The main character is likable but also has flaws and overcomes and trys to change for the better.

fun

this is a great entery in the series that has been getting better with each book

incredibly over explainitory

less of a story and more of a technical manual of this world setting. but somehow mc gets repeatedly called stupid despite this ocean of in depth technical jargon.

good outing.

yet another great book. this series has been amazing. can't wait for book 4. imagine thats where it really gets interesting.