Rift Magus Reborn 3

Rise of the Arcane Aristocrat

De: Sam Winton

Narrado por: Christian J. Gilliland, Amber Hartt

Once the Rift Magus, I was reborn as Lucian Eldraine, with my knowledge intact but my strength greatly diminished. Through trials and effort, I quickly reclaimed some of my lost powers—and even found some that were new.

I’ve also had time to make allies and enemies both, the latter of which have become hungry for vengeance and can call upon demons and worse, and won’t rest until they see me destroyed.

Yet amid these threats lies the opportunity to gain wealth, power, and influence, and I intend to claim all three.

Because I am the Rift Magus still, and I will rise once again, shattering any obstacle in my way.

I’ve done it before.

I’m already doing it again.

©2024 Sam Winton (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Stop singing.

The author tries to describe a song and voice that is supposedly beautiful.
But when the female narrator actually "sang" it was awful and grating.
It completely pulled me out of the immersion in an instant.

The singing was painfully bad.

I like this series but the books are way too short for a credit, only 7hrs long when most of the books I get are 15-20hrs.
the singing was painful and went on for way too long, must of been 2-3 minutes of awful singing, if you are going to a bunch of useless content at least get someone who can sing in tune, especially when they meant to be a singer with a magical voice.

Such a good book!

This is Bill, one of the best fines of 2025 stumbled across the first book , and I’m so happy that I did such an entertaining read.

Another pretty okay book

Perfectly enjoyable, interesting enough. Overall a very good easy read. I will continue to continue and will like it perfectly well

Disappointed in length of story

I love the series and the characters in it. This often does a great job of telling a story and I always enjoy it, but I always feel like where he ends up at the end of the story isn’t far enough along. For the money we’re paying and how great the story is. I think he should put it on another five hours minimum to his story time. Again great story and I wouldn’t be griping about the short story time if I didn’t enjoy it.