Memories of the Reborn

Spellheart Series, Book 3

De: Marvin Knight

Narrado por: Sean Hardisty

Duración: 17 h y 25 m

Resumen del Editor

One man's will forged a clan from scattered and broken tribes. But when enemies from afar eye his tiny forest, can he defend what he has built?

The Hearthwood Clan now exists in more than name. Theo has crowned himself patriarch, and most of the tribal chiefs are now matriarchs at his side. But his troubles are not over. Not all the tribes have sworn their fealty, and Theo will need every elvish cultivator he can muster to oppose the ominous shadows that loom over the forest.

Undead plague the land. A four-tailed monster lurks in the woods. Honorless slavers eye elves with greedy eyes. An unblinking eye gazes down, filled with malevolence.

To face these threats, the Hearthwood Clan must rise to new heights and cultivate their way to power beyond anything they have ever dreamed of.

Contains mature themes.

©2020 Marvin Whiteknight (P)2021 Tantor

Consistency issues

MC spends too much time lost in projects and thoughts and then wonders why the world moves on without him. I get this is his quirk but it makes him unsuitable for leadership. My opinion of course. He claims to care for his people but then hides from them for days at times, refuses to learn their names relying on his A.I. and if he does love anyone he never says it. Some people think you can show love through actions and that is very true but it would help to believe it if he would profess it.

As for consistency issues. I don’t know where to start but you start to notice the way he forgets to use the skills of his people at times, his own equipment or spells. His own harem is passing him by in power and then he’ll sort of just try to manhandle it. A lot of complaints I know but I really like this story.

excellent addition

another great story of the heartwood and I can honestly say I want more like yesterday!!!

Excellent

Can not wait until the next book to release a great story Entertaining Narrator I love the lighthearted Humour

Great read as always, onto the next story.

Always a pleasure to delve into the mind Marvin and Sean brings the book to life giving each character such a vivid brilliance.

Great story that you never know how it will end till the end.

It was a Rollercoaster of emotion and had me at the end of my seat for the final battle. It was a great story. Good voice acting and was worth buying.

Series just keeps getting better

absolutely loved it fresh and unique story can't wait to start the next. Plot twists and surprises abound you have to keep your focus on the story

Good continuation of series

If you liked the last book you will probably like this one as well.

Underground defenses

Best defense is to disappear underground but this idiot leaves towers up top to mark their location for the enemy

awesomeness and great!

Awesomeness and great series! I read all and look forward to new installments. Great read and well paced!

I hate cultivation novels

I can literally sum this novel up in one word, "bullsh**". I hate cultivation novels with the passion, because they always say," that a weaker level practitioner has no chance against the stronger one ",yet not even five f***ing minutes late the protagonist and a couple of other characters are doing that exact thing. Like WTF didn't you just you just say they couldn't do that only to realize that you have written yourself into a with that dumba** rule numb nuts. People like to accuse japanese writers for drowning their stories in plot armor, but the amount of plot armor here is ridiculous. Oh and please get a female VA. It doesn't make sense when 95% of characters here are female and this dude can't do female characters. They all either sound like dudes, dudes with accents, or even worse completely the same person.