A Space Oddity

Demon Princess Magical Chaos, Book 4

By: J.J. Pavlov

Narrated by: Katana Jones

Length: 15 hrs and 8 mins

Publisher's summary

The Demon Castle: Chaos and company return to her birthplace to enlist the help of Court Magician Mithra.

But something goes wrong during the teleportation, and she is separated from her other half...once again. With Mithra's help, she has to return to Kongenssoevn to bring those she left behind to the safety of the Dominion before locating Asoko. But first comes the long-awaited reunion with her mother.

The young Crawling Chaos gains insights into her past life, faces betrayal, and makes a new unlikely ally. Her involuntary journey even takes her into space, where she will learn the terrible secret about the world she reincarnated into. Those she leaves behind will have to find their own way in the world until the day she makes her glorious return.

The Demon Princess Magical Chaos series contains gore and explicit sexual content. It's intended for mature listeners.

©2021 J.J. Pavlov (P)2021 Podium Audio

amazing

This book is very underratedid yes. Some people may have a problem with some of the content in there. Those who can't usually distinguish between fictional writing and reality usually have a hard time with subjects that deal with. Stuff that they don't like however all that being said. This is a wonderful serit does have a light amount. Mature scenes but don't let that take you away from the amazing story that progresses through the series all those who stick around for that Won't be disappointed.

Great Action in This One

This was a very exciting and action-packed Installment. A lot of questions get answered in this one and the plot expands in scope nicely. I think this one was probably my favorite so far, and the Golden Queen is an amazing character I'm sure you will admire.

Re:Review, not as bad of a listen the second time

Firsr time reading this, I found it frustrating, but I really hyper focus on two aspect. One was the human group and space just being training and exposition.

Honestly the human side of the story takes littke of the story and Kami is mostly in it which helps. Plus Roland team are the weakest part of the story but not as bad as I remember.

Sure space is used for training and exposition, but it was engaging exposition.

The rest is a fun chaotic journey that is leading to something more. In many way it is exciting, and does a decent imitation of Empire Strike Back. Not everything is great, but enough entertainment to keep sticking with the series.

loved it

yall are evil for ending it there felt like stabbing me and here there are 15 words now

another awesome volume

Great narration as always. In the volume all the pieces start to fall into place.

Bamboozled

I have started this serie of books with first one as v reference to easygoing, fun, airheaded story. And now each book goes darker and darker... Not what I have expected, but now I need to see the end.

Another one

Another awesome book in this continuing story can’t wait for the next to come yeah

Haven't finished yet, but 79 is messed up

Haven't finished yet, but chapter 79 is messed up towards the end and hoping it'll be fixed if said

Good stuff

Another amazing performance by Katana!
I was captivated by where the story went. Not a twist ending but very surprising and sad how it ends.

Lost the plot

This is the book where the repetitive tedium kicks into high gear. Chloe is MIA for most of the book. Massive chunks are devoted to moral agonizing on the part of Rolland (ironic thing to do with a character that has an IQ of around 60), all of which amount to literally nothing when it comes time to make a decision at the end. And everything is pushed along almost entirely by a certain court mage randomly teleporting people around with little to no explanation offered.

The entire overarching plot is ridiculously contrived at this point (group of characters gets separated by random teleportation, tried to regroup, almost succeeds, gets teleported apart again, rinse and repeat) and far too much time is spent on side characters that feel increasingly shallow or pointless.

Katana Jones does an excellent job with the narration.