Eskau: An Unplanned Infiltration, Progression Fantasy

Millennial Mage, Book 7

By: J.L. Mullins

Narrated by: Tess Irondale

The iron-clad reality of the world relentlessly comes for all. Arcanes, the enemies of humanity, thrive upon power harvested from broken human souls. The City Lords and Major Houses rule with unquestioned power.

Tala has been seized, torn away from all that she has ever known. A false history and personality was implanted within her, and only her revolutionary defenses and self-restoration magic have given her a fighting chance at all.

She is behind enemy lines with an unexpected chance to seize power, learn from ancient experts, delve into the secrets of humanity's mortal foe, and achieve her own freedom once more.

In order to return home, Tala must claim some measure of authority within the very same Major House that stole her freedom and tried to steal her very self.

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Wonderful continuation of the series - DO NOT get thrown off by the first chapter!!

This is one of my favorite series, and even though the first chapter is rather jarring, it sets up the rest of the story and context comes in the next couple chapters, as well as a return to Tala being the main voice. As always, J.L. Mullins does a wonderful job, and I can’t wait for more of Tala’s story!

Deadly and defiant

I really appreciate how the author has continued the character development of mc. In the last book, I was afraid that going to run into a bunch of filler material this round however this did not happen. Every interaction is meaningful
The continued world development is another aspect of this Book

excellence!

love the steady power progression and even the "coincidences" aren't really hand waving plot armor. somebody paid for that! i love this series more and more. cant wait to continue my arcane education in the next books

The best in the series so far.

The story has some great character development, and real plot progression that has been absent most of the series. It's mostly felt more like a slice of life fantasy up until now, which I have enjoyed but gets tedious if there is no serious development or just progresses to slowly.

The quality of this release was excellent, and I actually look forward to the next book.

very good.

I almost gave up on the first chapters. mind control and uneccicary nerfs after a large jump in power always drive me nuts. I was also glad she made it back by the end of the book. much stronger but changed for sure