Falling with Folded Wings 3: A LitRPG Progression Fantasy

Falling with Folded Wings, Book 3

De: Plum Parrot

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland

A group of humans transported to a new reality must fight for their survival—and that of their loved ones—in the third book of this fantasy adventure.

On the planet of Fanwath survival depends on the skills, levels, and powers one attains through combat or exploration. Unfortunately, Morgan, Bronwyn, and Olivia aren’t on Fanwath anymore. In fact, they don’t know where the hell they are, but one thing’s for certain: they’re in constant danger.

Pulled through one portal after another, the trio has found themselves in a seemingly endless dungeon contending with a menagerie of horrors. But the more challenges they face, the more powerful they become—even to the point of transforming their physical beings. And their newfound talents are going to be sorely needed . . .

Because while Morgan is away, his mate, Issa, back in First Landing, learns she’s carrying twins. Overjoyed, she can’t wait for Morgan to return. But Issa’s joy will soon turn to dread, as a mighty enemy fleet approaches First Landing with the aim of “recruiting” its citizens for their evil machinations. Can Morgan and his friends make their way home in time to prevent their worst nightmares from coming true?

The third volume of the LitRPG adventure series from the author of Royal Road hit Victor of Tucson—now available on Kindle, Kindle Unlimited, and Audible!

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Great book and plot!

Loved everything about it. The narrators women’s voices can become quite grating though, not all women need to speak in a high pitched, breathy, damsel in distress voice.

not as good as first 2

the author is messing up the story with the summer winter court stuff. Olivia's story is meh.

A Decent Addition

While the story continues and is well thought out, there are a few lacking qualities. What purpose do the relationships serve in this story? Building a family is exciting but would the champion of humanity really become a stay at home dad? That’s just lame. Give the characters some character. That means strong motivation, morals, faults not just power ups and lovers. Get rid of the wizard school I’ve read Harry Potter. Does everyone have to be beautiful in this story.

A masterful tale with endless possibilities

The author compiled 3 compelling MC’s that intersected at just the right times. Combined with my knowledge of this world from the Victor of Tucson series, it’s well set up for a momentous grand finale. I’m wondering if the author will culminate both series in one momentous book or if the paths will simply cross over from time to time. I am intrigued to see where this is going. Can’t wait for the next book.

Satisfied with potential

I enjoyed book 3 very much despite some negative comments on the humans. At first it made me leery to continue. I happy I decided to make my own interpretation and evaluation. I totally enjoyed the experience and although there were sad moments a satisfying story for me. Hints of more adventures from the main characters.