Thirdborn

Thirdborn, Book 1

De: G.S. D'Moore

Narrado por: Jack Douglas, Alexa Roosevelt

Duración: 11 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

Magic runs the world. It wins wars, grows crops, enables trade, and even fixes the crapper. If magic runs the world, then the men and women who wield it rule the world. But not all witches and wizards are created equal.

Rhett Allen is the thirdborn son of a minor lord trying to figure out his life after university. When a sudden family catastrophe throws his plans into chaos, he must make a decision. Should he do what people expect him to do or chart his own course? With all the gold to his name, he sets off into a chaotic world of dangerous creatures, even more dangerous humans, and other situations that no thirdborn should face alone. Thankfully, he meets a few good women along the way.

Warning: Thirdborn is 18+. It contains adult situations, language, violence, and harem elements.

©2022 G.S. D'Moore (P)2022 Podium Audio

Really Great!

I am really excited about this series. The audio is really good, the story is compelling and characters awesome. I can not wait for the next book.

this was a hard start

not sure what the author is trying for here but it didn't work. the start is to much problem for how much you get to know the MC

Painful

This was so dam painful…cringe writing. The MC is a little pansy about EVERYTHING. He wines about everything and with little to no protest, he allows his sister to send him off to pretty much die in a war with a guy she barely met… on top of that, the description of the book has next to nothing to do with the actual plot.

well written beginning

I tend to take it easy on the first book of any new series as they can be rather shaky to begin with. I actually read this book first when it first came out. this is not the first series that I've read by this author and so I was very interested in what new book he was writing. overall the story was interesting and similar to what I've come to expect from this author. I did remember not liking the ending. with that said I completely forgot that it was my intention to continue series but only as an ebook. when this release I saw the narrators who had signed on to perform the story and immediately picked up the ebook. I enjoyed the performance from both of them and I think they did a fantastic job. in my experience sometimes narrators get assigned to work where there's dissidence for lack of a better description between how the character is written and the person assigned to the performance. not everybody's got a voice like James Earl Jones. in this case I think the gentleman narrators voice really matches up well with the idea of something of a petulant Noble with a chip on his shoulder. the second book is out now which is one of the reasons why I picked this up now. I cracked the speed up to 2x so that I could Blaze through the story refreshing what had taken place before I started book 2.

just wow

I liked this book so much I also got in on audible and let me tell you. the narrators do this book justice. Alexa Roosevelt does An amazing job voicing the few female cast that appear while Jack Douglas keeps all the voice simple and different at the same time

Not Sure

Didn't care for the MC, but liked the story as a whole. I'll wait till next book to see if he grows on me.

White God? Really?

White God? Seriously? White God? Half the time I listened to this, mentioning the “white god” makes me think they’re racist. & I’m not even an sjw & this made me cringe. The MC is a moron, I mean I love listening to his books but this one is just meh. I really tried to like it but the MC is just seriously stupid. & not likable stupid, but the kind of stupid that you wish he’d die already.

Potentially good in the future.

The title says it all really. There is potential but wow this one is boring. I hope the future books have more substance. I hate the MC as of now. He has perhaps one redeeming quality and a negative intelligence attribute. He may grow up though, as we all do. The writing isn't bad. The story has potential. However, This book fails to grasp and hold attention. While other books that continue the story may serve as a bonding agent for the story as a whole, the first should pull the reader/ listener in. Unfortunately, for me, this book failed to do so.

Soap Opera not a story

I wish I had never purchased this book. I am sure some people will like it, but it felt like a soap opera and not a story. I would strongly suggest she save your credit for a different book

Really engaging plot

This is set in a geographical world that we recognize but the circumstances are way different than our current reality here on earth. Magic exists in this universe and the characters and events are interesting and fast paced