The Scheme

Tower of Damnation, Book 4

De: Tristan H. Brown

Narrado por: Christopher Boucher

Bradley had stayed in Abyss for far too long, protected by its tall, enchanted walls.

General Fluxi wasn't so kind as to allow such a promising chess piece to remain dormant. The elves and demons were running rampant in Arcana, their movements too disturbing to overlook. Bradley, unoccupied, was ordered to investigate, where he discovered a clever plot beginning to develop. There, he found a dungeon. Or, in other words, a tower...

©2021 Tristan H. Brown (P)2023 Podium Audio

Inconsistent logic

The story moves slowly, in that a lot of extra explanation that doesn’t do anything are all over the place. Stuff like he was in the fire, burning. It made him so hot his skin burned. He had never been this hot…. On fire. A lot of that and also just nonsensical logic. Like one moment a character is weaker then the average person but the next moment they can move, talk and do so much while a super strong monster is attacking them. And then there’s the undermining of his whole character background and actions when it came to how he treated the person who tried to murder him. (It happens super early and knowing this doesn’t ruin anything. It was a really pointless addition that just hurt the story.)

What's happening?

I was going to give up after the last book. This one cements it:<

Why is every book 30-40 minutes shorter for a "preview"

The book is shortened by 40 mins this time for the sake of a "preview" also seems to stop quite suddenly. these "books" feel like one novel split up to make more money.