Saintess Summons Skeletons 4: A Holy Necromancy LitRPG

De: Mornn

Narrado por: Hannah Schooner

Having just found her sister, Sofia temporarily becomes a summoner combat tactics professor at a prestigious magic academy?!

Wait, this is still a book about skeletons, right? It is? Good.

But can Sofia really spend an entire year in one place without causing chaos? We all know the answer to that already.

What are the chances of her stealing the students' bones? Surely she would never!

In a place home to so much knowledge, could she learn more about the mysteries of this world, the admins, and the Deep?

It should have been a calm year, but with Sofia involved, the academy's higher-ups seem to be hiding something....

©2025 Mornn (P)2025 Royal Guard Publishing LLC

Another One

The Story never disappoints, l love the fact that even as the main group gets stronger they meet people who are the same level and higher that aren't all crazy. It's also good to see that her adopted family are so OP even letting someone get away with calling their name is a grace.

It’s the friends we make along the way

I think this story was my first foray in to the world of LitRPG, and probably still one of my favorites. Both the story and the narrator tie it all together for me. I can’t wait for the next installment. I know I can go read it on Royal Road, but I love the audiobooks.

book 5?

book 5? book5? book5? book 5? book 5? where is book 5?!?!? I need book 5!

Great!

This series is fantastic. I enjoy the characters development as well as the story not being in a rush from one issue to the next. The narrator does a wonderful job in bringing the characters to life. Looking forward to the next book.

Always a hit and never a miss

Even when this volume could be classified as a "Filler" one with the whole school arc and such, the story is just as interesting and unique as ever. Still the same degree of story progression, and still the same antics, which is to say if you liked the previous volumes, this one is the exact same. There's too much to really get into what I liked about this one, so I'll give the two that stood out to me the most. First, and this one is right at the beginning, no spoilers, is that the author took time to give a recap of the previous volumes and the important events leading up to this one. This is crucial as it is very easy to forget most of what happened before due to how much goes on each volume, and there usually being a significant amount of time between each release, usually being 9 months to a year. Having that quick summary helped immensely to remember where the story was at, and I'm surprised more authors don't do this, especially when they have a longer release schedule.
The second thing that I've come to enjoy about this author and this series is how that handle power progression. From the start of volume 1 to now there has always been a bigger, more powerful entity than our protagonist. With all of Sophia's items and experiences, you would expect her to basically be near the top of the food chain, but we are constantly being introduced and reintroduced to characters that are leagues above her. And just when you think the power scaling has reached it's end, a new situation arises where it once again puts into question just how anyone is even still alive in that world. There is always ever-growing stakes and someone who scares those who are at the top.
Not much to say on the narration and production as they are top tier as always. The narrator absolutely kills it just as she did in the other volumes, one singular small issue though is now that Sophia and her sister are reunited, it does get a bit confusing at times who is speaking since the narrator went for a similar voice, with only slight differences that you really need to pay attention closely to hear.

Based on how this volume ended, I really don't see a true "ending" anywhere in sight, and I'm all for that. I'm already hooked on the world, and am always looking for more adventures in it, so I wouldn't mind if there were still many volumes to come. I do hope the author keeps the same length though as they have done with each story so far. 17-25 hours is a nice length that does feel like I'm getting my money's worth, but if they want to go longer, you won't get any complaints from me.