Ascendant 3: A Progression Fantasy

Ascendant, Book 3

By: EmergencyComplaints

Narrated by: Todd Haberkorn

The world's most powerful ascendant thought he'd finally found peace, but relics of the past will force him to face foes both familiar and extraordinary.

Nym has won his freedom and earned himself a comfortable existence. He has everything he needs to thrive, including personal tutoring in the ways of magic from an actual archmage. But just when he thinks the danger is behind him, a figure from his alter ego's past finally tracks him down.

Confronted by a force he could never hope to defeat as his new self, Nym must make a choice between running or accepting the return of his old memories. With them comes Niramyn, the being he was, a being he doesn't want to become again but who might just be his only chance at salvation.

Giving in means gaining the power Nym needs to defend himself against a race of what may as well be gods, but it could also mean the destruction of everything and everyone he's come to love over the last few years of his new life. And of course, it means facing off against the only ascendant to ever figure out how to kill an immortal, a fight he already lost once.

Nym is desperate to find a way to survive, but what can he do against such an overwhelming foe? And is it really survival if he has to pay the ultimate price?

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Best conclusion i have ever read

this series was perfection! and the conclusion makes this series one that should be re-read over and over.

Love Nim the main character!!!

Great story of struggle, and between good and evil. The main character is refreshing and uplifting. There were many twists and unexpected turns. A fun read and wonderful magic!

ok book

ok book. . . good narrator. . .end of series I think. . .

I enjoyed it

The story was good, this third book was a bit odd with time shenanigans but, if the series ends here I'd be satisfied with it.

I don't think I could have enjoyed it more

from the narration and the solid plot movement, interesting world mechanics and ending on some high note with room for interpretation on certain relationships and future development if the author decides to come back to this title. I'm glad the recovery of memory's wasn't put off another book and all the stuff after. the book was just so full of substance and thought. I really hope another book comes out with Nim as the protagonist again