Nova Terra: Kingbreaker

The Titan Series, Book 3

De: Seth Ring

Narrado por: Eric Jason Martin

Duración: 15 h y 59 m

Resumen del Editor

Having defended Moon Wolf Citadel from the super guild, Ragnarok, and carved out a place for himself in Nova Terra, Thorn stands on top of the fantasy world.

But Nova Terra is not as simple as it seemed. Thorn quickly discovers that the political leaders in the capital of Northern Angoril are turning jealous eyes on him. The young Titan is forced to take a step back, beset by complications on every side. With players flocking to Greymane Valley the pressure of ruling the Wolfkin grows, not helped by Ragnarok’s unrelenting attempts to destroy his fledgling guild. Balancing the threats to Greymane Valley, pressures from an aggressive super-guild, and his own need to rebuild relationships with his reformed team, Thorn must step up in a way he has never before, or risk everything he has built falling apart.

Under the continent of Angoril an ancient race stirs. Courdum the Stone King has woken and desires to reforge his empire. The evil mage gathers his cursed brethren and the Stone Legion is on the march.

©2021 Seth Ring (P)2021 Podium Audio

as good as ever, tho slower progress this time.

loved it, and thank you for keeping the same narrator eric jason martin do's an amazing job.

in this book tho progress seems slowed down for MC.
hopefully next book will be on the way.
please keep up the outstanding job mr seth ring.

THORN!

so far these books have been amazing, good story, good world building, great imagination! I'm about to start book 4 now

Loving this

Not sure how we will endure without his voice but this series has been great so far and I’m moving on.

Amazing

Love when the Main Character is OP, but yet I’m still surprised with how he deals with problems. Author really knows how to keep me in suspense, usually I can predict outcomes but he keeps the twists and turns coming!

It is well organized

Although this one was not my favorite, it's still an interesting book, I'm actually not a big fan of this Narrator... Don't get me wrong, he does a great job. This is kind of mean, but the only voice he does that I like is Thorn's. I am giving this full stars though as my only gripes are personal taste issues, and do not reflect the high quality of this book, writer, or narrator. It really is a great series!

great continuation

its a little slower but if you liked the first 2 books you'll like this one

Need more vocal variety

The main character and 7 leaves sound exactly the same. It was hard to tell which character was speaking

I wish there was twice the self improvement part

it was a pretty good book, I wasnt expecting a lot of things which I thought was a good thing, how he figured out the promotion issue, authority duties, leader of a race, even how things would go at the end, honestly I think it ended better than the last book, just because I like seeing a scheming ass get soundly swindled by the actual effort of others, he tries so hard to be cloak and dagger while he could just steam roll if he actually tried, a helarious shame on his part, and to a thorough amount of his guild's detriment.

Absolutely loved it.

Thorn always manages to amaze me each time I listen to any books of the series. truly enjoyed it

Not RPG

I bought, returned, and bought and listened to this again, and I still don’t consider it RPG. So I’m done, but the story and characters could easily become this genre.