Voidbound

A Slice of Life, Progression Fantasy (Millennial Mage, Book 10)

De: J.L. Mullins

Narrado por: Tess Irondale

The iron-clad Reality of the world will not be denied. Arcanes and humanity continue in an incidental peace, the many true threats to Zeme contained for the moment. Humanity thrives for the time being, as Mages and Archons devote their lives to give their people that chance.

With Kit now soulbound, Tala finds her soul pulled further away from humanity, even as her ties to her people grow stronger. Continuing to plumb the depths of her soul, she comes to truly accept her identity as the Ravenous, Jealous Devourer.

What is hers will not be taken, and what she gives will yield a greater harvest than ever imagined. What she thought she knew will be tested, and Tala must choose how she will spend her resources, where to invest her immortal life.

Yet even immortality does not guarantee eternity, and no human is promised 'forever.' As she navigates the increasing dangers of life on Zeme, she also attracts more attention from those more powerful than she can hope to contest... for now.

©2025 J.L.Mullins (P)2025 J.L.Mullins

Amazing as always

This series is absolutely amazing. And this book was another home run. I highly recommend it

another great addition to the series

another great book in one of my favourite series, one of the most realistic progression fantasy I've ever read

Power, Purpose, and a Protagonist with Problems

Mullins crushes it again with Voidbound. This series is a must for progression fantasy lovers. The world-building and magic system are top-tier, and Tala’s journey is captivating. It’s got the perfect blend of action and heart, making it a powerful and engaging read. The series is still going strong, and this entry proves it.

Good book, a great slice of life

Waiting for the next one. I really like the pantherships, this book has hitting on many previous characters and new ones; love that. Just a little POV from the difference perspectives. Hitting on what's going on in their lifes. I love that our mains characters relationship is moving full speed a head. And lastly I love Rain's growth.

It's just filler and propaganda

This romance with Rain has been forced this entire time. Now you have to suffer through a whole book of forcing them together with a gianormous dump of "humanity needs your uterus, it's our job to continue the race, quickly find someone before you're too old, we are all meant to be in relationships".

Gross.

Just more boring filler

There is very little progression in this book, the plot doesn’t progress at all. You can skip this book and not miss a single important thing in the storyline. It was a waste of a credit.